Liam Becher, OL, North Dakota | 2027 NFL Draft Prospect Zoom Interview
Liam Becher has emerged as one of the top FCS offensive linemen drawing significant attention from NFL evaluators heading into the 2026 season. The 6-foot-7, 317-pound veteran was named to the Stats Perform and FCS Football Central Preseason All-America Second Teams and was one of just 41 FCS players selected to the 2027 East-West Shrine Bowl 1000. Becher earned Second Team All-Missouri Valley Football Conference honors in 2025 after moving inside to left guard and starting all 14 games, following a 2024 campaign in which he started all 12 contests at left tackle. His combination of length, football IQ and consistency has made him a dependable presence up front, while his impact was particularly evident last season as North Dakota established Division I program records with 2,728 rushing yards and 32 rushing touchdowns. Becher also earned MVFC Offensive Lineman of the Week honors after helping the Fighting Hawks produce 311 rushing yards against No. 12 Southern Illinois.
Becher is a powerful, high-effort blocker who pairs his imposing frame with toughness, discipline and a competitive edge. He is particularly effective in the run game, using his strength, hand placement and ability to generate movement at the point of attack, while his lateral quickness allows him to remain effective in pass protection. His reach enables him to control defenders once engaged, and he consistently plays with intensity, focus and attention to detail. A smart, well-coached lineman, Becher uses his football IQ and awareness to execute assignments while bringing a physical presence to every snap. With starting experience at both tackle and guard and a track record of competing against quality opposition, he enters the season as a well-rounded offensive line prospect with the physical traits, instincts and production to warrant continued NFL evaluation.
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