Class of 2021: Oregon Top OL/DL Sleepers Part 1

[player_tooltip player_id="28722" first="Jake" last="Hannah"] (North Bend) 6-4, 300 <strong>Note</strong>: Excellent feet and effort, does not stop until the whistle.  Elite frame with good low pad level when blocking in the run game.  Consistently pancakes smaller opponents, good balance, uses teammates well in traffic to seal blocks.  At 6-4, 300 he is prototype high-level collegiate guard size, may even be able to move to the defensive side of the ball if necessary. [player_tooltip player_id="28729" first="Jacob" last="Barnes"] (McMinnville) 6-5, 275 <strong>Note</strong>: Was dominant as a junior allowing 0 sacks and racking up over 40 pancakes.  Elite body type that can play guard or tackle at the next level.  Moves extremely well for his size, can also add some muscle at the next level.  Extremely underrated prospect in the state of Oregon, currently committed to Oregon State in Wrestling. [player_tooltip player_id="28731" first="Ty" last="Delgado"] (Parkrose) 6-2, 260 <strong>Note</strong>: Lightning quick interior lineman who was first-team all-league on both sides of the ball last season.  Carries a 4.12 GPA which makes him extremely appealing to the Ivy League schools.  Absolute motor with no quit on this player, elite athlete with insane closing speed once he is in the backfield. [player_tooltip player_id="28734" first="Ajani" last="Jones"] (Grant) 6-3, 295 <strong>Note</strong>: Huge upside for Jones who is only learning to use his elite strength.  Started on both sides of the ball last season for a quality Grant program.  An excellent athlete who likes to get out and run, will develop exponentially as a player at the collegiate level with training program and elite coaching.  Steal at the collegiate level. [player_tooltip player_id="28736" first="Bailey" last="Jaramillo"] (Lake Oswego) 6-7, 320 <strong>Note</strong>: Division 1 genes for one of the largest players in the west region.  Was a key piece to Lake Oswego’s state champion finalist running game which dominated opponents all season.  Excellent blocker in traffic keeping his pad level low.  Good athlete who likes to get to the next level and block, showed versatility by playing Guard and Tackle last season on film. [player_tooltip player_id="28735" first="Brody" last="Reese"] (Century) 6-3, 285 <strong>Note</strong>: State champion in wrestling at 285 pounds which speaks to his elite balance and pad level.  Film is fun to watch as once he engages with you, it’s almost a guaranteed pancake.  Might be even better on the DL with his excellent usage of hands and quickness.  Plays with grit, loves pancaking LB’s and DB’s on O.  One of the better 2-way lineman in the NW. [player_tooltip player_id="28740" first="Kanen" last="Rossi"] (Sunset) 6-3, 290 <strong>Note</strong>: Excellent run blocker with quality size and strength.  Good athlete who is always looking for the next block.  Excellent potential and upside.  Extremely low pad level when necessary, projects at Guard/Center at the next level.