2024 OL Class: #6 – #10

The offensive line runs the entire offense. Without their work, nothing works. The big men exemplify what football is all about; hard-nosed physical work. Nothing comes easy at the line, and these guys do it the best. Here’s an analysis of #6 - #10 in the C/O 2024 OL group! <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">#6 [player_tooltip player_id="248815" first="Davonta" last="Love"] (#49 overall)</span></strong> It seems like Love was born to be an offensive lineman. At 6’2" 290, he sports great size and it’s obvious he’s being coached up extremely well. He has great footwork and pad level, giving him great leverage against great linemen. Perhaps the most telling, Love performed extremely well at the Elite Big Man Camp. https://twitter.com/GeorgeYarberry/status/1396553519969325061 <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">#7 [player_tooltip player_id="188016" first="Bruce" last="Fomby"] (#50 overall)</span></strong> Fomby is an interesting prospect. Standing at 6’3" 265lbs, Fomby is an amazing size for a dominant offensive tackle. His freshman year was filled with camp highlights, game highlights, etc, with looks from many colleges. Though I have not seen much from Fomby over the past year. Either way, he’s a dominant tackle that played well this year. <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">#8 [player_tooltip player_id="253307" first="Miguel" last="Botello"] (#54 overall)</span></strong> Sporting excellent strength and fundamental prowess, Botello dominated the OK-Green. Botello is a multi-faceted lineman as he’s had 10 LG starts, a LT start, who can also play center. He also earned All-Region honors by the MHSFCA. Muskegon has a history of producing amazing offensive linemen, and Botello seems to be next in line. The only thing that kept him out of the top 5 is the lack of available offseason competition results, though if I had to guess, he’ll slide into the top 6 at least. <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">#9 [player_tooltip player_id="253309" first="Luke" last="Emmons"] (#82 overall)</span></strong> Emmons was great when I watched Mona Shores face off against Union. The big 6’3" 300lb lineman was one of the more agile I saw all season, as he posted a few great lead blocks. Mona Shores produces amazing talent year after year, and I have no doubt Emmons will continue to improve. <strong><span style="font-size: 14pt;">#10 [player_tooltip player_id="249538" first="Kyler" last="Brunan"] (#83 overall)</span></strong> Brunan played out of his mind for Traverse City West this past season. He’s a great college prospect at 6’4" 250lbs and played great against great competition. Amazing power, footwork, you name it. As he continues competing, he’ll have a chance to move up the ranks with good offseason work and some all-region/state bids if he earns it.