2022 Prep RedZone Arkansas Five Offensive Linemen Gems

The most important unit on the offensive side of the ball is the offensive line. The 2022 class in the state of Arkansas has an excellent group of offensive linemen. Arkansas has numerous division one prospects in the 2022 class. With the number one overall player in the state heading Prep RedZone’s list, in the form [player_tooltip player_id="75061" first="E’Marion" last="Harris"]. Today we are going to look at five offensive linemen with the potential to have an excellent season in 2021. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="75061" first="E’Marion" last="Harris"]-Joe T. Robinson</strong> It is a rare find when you can find an offensive lineman that has played every position on the offensive line. Harris is extremely versatile and has terrific foot speed. The young man is a powerhouse at 6-7 and 375-pounds. He can punish the opposing defensive linemen when it comes to run block. From a pass blocking perspective, he makes life difficult for opposing defensive linemen with his mix of power and speed. The Arkansas commit has the potential to have a huge year for Joe T. Robinson and the Senators should have a strong 2021 season as well. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="75064" first="Andrew" last="Chamblee"]-Maumelle</strong> The central part of Arkansas is doing a great job of producing quality offensive linemen. One of those linemen is [player_tooltip player_id="75064" first="Andrew" last="Chamblee"], out of Maumelle. Chamblee excels as a pass blocker and can use his mix of power and speed to his advantage. He uses the power and the speed to keep the opposing defensive linemen off-balance. Chamblee is an effective run blocker and can play with a mean streak. Chamblee is another Arkansas commit that is looking to close out his high school career with a trip to War Memorial Stadium for a state championship. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="75074" first="Jack" last="Struebing"]-Springdale Har-Ber</strong> Struebing has played multiple offensive line positions for the Har-Ber Wildcats. However, he seems to have locked down the center position for Har-Ber. Struebing has very quick feet and gets out of the stance quickly. From a pass protection standpoint, Struebing is as solid as they come on the offensive line. Over the past few months, Struebing has earned seven scholarship offers. He has an excellent chance of accumulating more as the season gets going. He is one of the best offensive linemen in the state and his full potential has not yet been reached. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="75080" first="Brock" last="Burns"]-Ozark</strong> Burns is a powerful offensive lineman out of Ozark. He plays with a mean streak and will drive opposing defensive linemen into the ground given the opportunity. Burns uses his strength and his quickness well together. He has earned two scholarship offers from Kansas and Middle Tennessee State. Burns is a player that is going to earn more offers over the next few months. He has a high amount of potential and I look forward to watching him play in person. Ozark is a talented team, and both should do well in the 2021 season. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="99546" first="Nicholas" last="Soileau"]-Fountain Lake</strong> Soileau has been flying under the radar over the past few months. However, he is an impressive pass blocker. He plays with a chip on his shoulder. Soileau excels at run blocking. He has the speed and the power to drive the opponent out of the way and create a rushing lane for his teammate. Soileau is a player that at 6-5 and 320-pounds could add a few more pounds to an impressive frame. Soileau has the potential have an excellent season for Fountain Lake and he is worth the trip for scouts to get a long look at him this season.