Player Snapshot
Evaluated on the tape, not the box score — read the scouting report below.
Trevor Goosby is a 2027 NFL Draft Offensive Tackle prospect out of Texas Longhorns. This profile tracks his college production season by season, his consensus stock across Fanspeak community big boards, and how he stacks up against the rest of the draft class. Use it to scout his game, compare him to other prospects, and project where he lands in the 2027 NFL Draft.
On Fanspeak, Trevor Goosby's draft stock is driven by the community — every mock draft and big board run in the On The Clock simulator feeds the consensus rank and average draft position (ADP) you see here. The higher he climbs the board, the earlier mockers are taking him. The skill profile breaks his game into position-specific traits, while the production trend shows how his college numbers moved year over year.
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2026 Season
Evaluated on the tape, not the box score.
Evaluated on the tape, not the box score — read the scouting report below.
Vs. Ohio State (Aug 30, 2025): Goosby suffered a hand injury during fall camp and was a game-time decision. He suited up wearing a protective cast/club on his hand and started at left tackle, managing to protect Manning as Texas navigated a tough environment in Columbus.vs. Vanderbilt (Nov 1, 2025): Goosby started and logged 64 snaps in a narrow 34-31 victory over the Commodores. He worked alongside left guard Cole Hutson to anchor the perimeter, clearing paths for running back Quintrevion Wisner and netting a 63.3 PFF offensive grade.vs. Georgia (Nov 2025): Goosby played 63 snaps at left tackle during the regular-season matchup. While the offensive front struggled overall against Georgia's pass rush, Goosby held his own relatively well, finishing with a 67.6 PFF offensive grade. @AndyyNFL: "super athletic. Powerful run blocker, agile mover, captures the corner very well, and proved himself against top EDGEs". Basketball player in HS, not football; and only 2 starts entering the season, so I hesitate to anoint him with first-round status 300+ days from the draft.
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