PRZ Next Watch List Vol. 2 — Colorado OL Newcomers Part 2

Ryan Lance

May 13, 2022 @ 01:40 PM

The Prep RedZone Next class of 2026 Watch List Vol. 2 was recently released. This is a list of prospects, not yet in high school, that look to project to play at the FBS/FCS/Division 2 levels in the future. By no means is this list a sure thing, finalized or complete. It will be updated twice more before the end of August 2022. Again, these are not rankings nor are they an end-all, be-all lists. These are the prospects that we have seen, that stand out to our team. Below, we’ll take a look at Part 2 of the class of 2026 Colorado prospects, labeled as offensive line prospects, that are currently on the Watch List. [player_tooltip player_id="212240" first="Caden" last="Keller"] | Offensive Lineman Keller plays with good balance and gets off the ball well. He uses his size and speed to his advantage and often disrupts plays in the backfield. [player_tooltip player_id="212241" first="Cayden" last="Lee"] | Offensive Lineman Lee still has room to grow but he plays with good strength and leverage which help him against bigger offensive linemen. He flashes polished technique in the run game and shows a fiery punch at the point of attack. [player_tooltip player_id="283699" first="Demarcus" last="Holt"] | Offensive Lineman The 6-foot-1, 280-pound lineman is a good two-way player who shows good quickness off the ball. He’s got good agility and showcases an aggressive side that he uses to his advantage to maul smaller defensive lineman. [player_tooltip player_id="212244" first="Gage" last="Turnbull"] | Offensive Lineman At 6-foot-2, 230 pounds and with long arms, Turnbull can be dominant on the defensive line when he wants to be. He needs to improve on his strength and explosion out of his stance, but he has all the physical tools right now. He creates good separation from would-be blockers and plays to the whistle every play. If he can continue to progress, he should be a pretty good one. [player_tooltip player_id="283702" first="Jace" last="Winchester"] | Offensive Lineman The 6-foot-1, 200-pound isn’t the biggest but he plays with heart and passion. He fires out of his stand and uses good footwork and agility. He understands leverage and keeps his pad level low enough to blow guys off the ball. [player_tooltip player_id="283704" first="Kevin" last="Sanchez"] | Offensive Lineman Sanchez, who is 6-foot, 230-pounds, does a good job getting into the defenders and driving them downfield. He uses good leverage, locks on quickly and uses his powerful base to his advantage. He’s got a non-stop motor and is constantly downfield looking for the next guy to block.