2022 Under-The-Radar Offensive Linemen: Part 6
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Over this past week, we have discussed the outstanding offensive linemen in the Class of 2022 that are flying under-the-radar. Today, we will conclude our evaluation with four great leaders up front. These four prospects can grind down a defensive…
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Continue ReadingOver this past week, we have discussed the outstanding offensive linemen in the Class of 2022 that are flying under-the-radar. Today, we will conclude our evaluation with four great leaders up front. These four prospects can grind down a defensive line. All four are capable of turning heads this fall. With the season fast approaching, the time is now for college coaches to consider these great offensive linemen.
Hunter Whitenack Hunter Whitenack 6'7" | 290 lbs | OL New Prairie | 2022 State IN , 6’7, 290 pounds, New Prairie
Hunter Whitenack Hunter Whitenack 6'7" | 290 lbs | OL New Prairie | 2022 State IN has the build and the skillset to play high level college football. Whitenack’s 6’7, 290-pound frame makes him an imposing figure on the field. But Whitenack matches that size, with tremendous ability. Whitenack has a great first step. Whitenack plays with outstanding hand placement and great arm extension. On run plays, Whitenack is the lead blocker that any offensive coordinator should covet. He immediately gets his work done at the line-of-scrimmage, then he gets up to the second level and blocks a linebacker.
Max Williams Max Williams 6'6" | 295 lbs | OL Lebanon | 2022 State IN , 6’6, 295 pounds, Lebanon
Max Williams Max Williams 6'6" | 295 lbs | OL Lebanon | 2022 State IN is a powerful offensive tackle, who could be a tone-setter for any college offense. Williams’ power does not just come from pure strength, but rather a combination of strength and technique. He has great leg drive, taking short strides to push his opponent back. Williams does a great job getting to the second level, opening up more space for the linebacker. Williams is solid in pass protection. His footwork is good, and he does not get overextended. He positions his body well, and makes life very difficult on the edge rusher.
Zach Williams, 6’5, 270 pounds, Westfield
Zach Williams has the perfect size for what many college offenses want. He will be able to do the dirty work of blocking and pass protecting, while displaying the mobility required to succeed at the next level. Williams comes from a great Westfield program. Given that he has had to compete with some top-tier prospects at Westfield, Williams will be able to bring that competitive fire to a college program. Zach Williams has tremendous up side.
Owen Wood Owen Wood 6'5" | 315 lbs | OL Cathedral | 2022 State IN , 6’4, 300 pounds, Cathedral
Owen Wood Owen Wood 6'5" | 315 lbs | OL Cathedral | 2022 State IN is a physically-intimidating offensive linemen at Cathedral. Wood excels on down blocks. He takes a great angle, and his blocks frequently open the running lane. Wood has great power. Often times, he completely pancakes the defender, leaving a big space to run through. Wood has great mobility. He does an excellent job getting to the second level, and he gets out nicely to be the lead blocker on screen passes.