Wyoming’s young tackle with starting-caliber upside — when healthy
In the 2025 season, Nathan Geiger was a 6-foot-5, 295-pound Wyoming offensive lineman who had already earned meaningful snaps and, by 2024, had won the starting left tackle job after adding nearly 50 pounds and beating out a classmate in camp[1][5][8]. His calling card is size-to-mobility upside: Wyoming trusted him on the blind side, and recruiting/rating sources listed him as a legitimate tackle prospect out of high school[5][10]. The caution flag is durability, with reports noting a season-ending knee injury in 2025 and a second ACL tear in as many years, so he looks more like a high-ceiling, rehab-dependent fit than a plug-and-play roster lock right now[12].
