Offensive success starts with the maulers up front. The Class of 2024 is a deep class for offensive line talent. As such, there are several great offensive line prospects who are currently flying under-the-radar. Today, we look at three such prospects with three more coming tomorrow.
[player_tooltip player_id="254590" first="Jackson" last="Buis"], 6’3, 290 pounds, Greencastle
[player_tooltip player_id="254590" first="Jackson" last="Buis"] has the ability to play both left guard and defensive tackle. Buis has great strength, and he is a solid lead blocker. Buis gets off the ball and starts with an excellent first step. Buis does a great job of getting up to the second level and taking on linebackers. [player_tooltip player_id="254590" first="Jackson" last="Buis"] is ready to be a force in 2022.
[player_tooltip player_id="149963" first="Timothy" last="Dixon"], 5’10, 280 pounds, Evansville North
[player_tooltip player_id="149963" first="Timothy" last="Dixon"] provides the versatility of being able to play both guard and tackle. Dixon plays with great leverage. He keeps a low base and is very difficult to move. At tackle, Dixon is a solid run-blocker. He can be effective helping spring outside runs. Dixon plays with good hand placement and picks up blitzes well. He does a good job seeing the blitz coming and reacting.
[player_tooltip player_id="189133" first="Javian" last="Jones"], 6’3, 280 pounds, Decatur Central
Offensively, [player_tooltip player_id="189133" first="Javian" last="Jones"] can play both tackle and guard. Defensively, Jones can contribute as a defensive tackle. Usually, Jones plays left guard. Jones possesses a great combination of power and mobility. In the running-game, Jones is the guy to follow. He frequently opens up the hole. Jones moves his feet well, and he can get to the second level and occupy a linebacker.
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