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What does OT mean in college football?
OT
In college football, Offensive Tackle means: An outside offensive lineman responsible for edge protection and run blocking. It is used to describe positions context in college football.
Quick Answer
In college football, Offensive Tackle means: An outside offensive lineman responsible for edge protection and run blocking. It is used to describe positions context in college football.
Definition
An outside offensive lineman responsible for edge protection and run blocking.
How CFB Track Uses It
CFBTrack uses Offensive Tackle context in roster and player research surfaces where position labels affect role, depth, and stat interpretation.
Related Glossary Terms
Offensive LineThe five-man unit that blocks for the quarterback and running game.Edge RusherA defensive end or outside linebacker whose main role is pressuring the quarterback from the edge.Pass ProtectionBlocking designed to protect the quarterback on passing plays.CenterThe offensive lineman who snaps the ball.CornerbackA defensive back who primarily covers wide receivers.Defensive EndA defensive lineman who plays on the edge of the line.
Last reviewed 2026-04-24