Post-Season Review: Offensive Linemen Vol. 1
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The postseason review will take a look at each position group and players that excelled to help push their team. Players included from the 2024 class that are uncommitted and returning juniors and sophomores. Jason Owens Jason Owens 6'1" |…
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Continue ReadingThe postseason review will take a look at each position group and players that excelled to help push their team. Players included from the 2024 class that are uncommitted and returning juniors and sophomores.
Jason Owens Jason Owens 6’1″ | 315 lbs | DL Cleveland Heights | 2025 State OH powered his way to second team All-Ohio in Division I and helped pave the way for a Mr. Football finalist with an impressive skill set. While being a two-way player along the offensive and defensive line, Owens displayed his strength and quickness regularly to help his team. Along the offensive line, Owens has sound form that keeps him low when initiating contact while firing out of his stance with impressive quickness. Able to overwhelm defensive linemen and linebackers alike, he packs a punch into his first contact to put defenders on skates. Has quick feet from the snap working in limited space from the center position. Good at gaining leverage with control to upend defenders. As a defensive lineman, he not only plugs up the middle to reduce running lanes, but he can get after speedy players in the backfield. Shows good form against skill position players to contain them with good lateral movement. Owens was the glue in the middle that allowed big plays to happen with his second level blocking, He is a player that showed more than enough in his junior season to be on the radar of some big colleges.
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William Conroy William Conroy 6’3″ | 275 lbs | OL Saint Ignatius | 2026 State OH ‘s sophomore campaign was so dominant from the right tackle position that he picked up a dozen Division I offers during the season. Conroy has quickly become one of the hottest prospects not just in Ohio, but in the country as a skillful cornerstone to the offensive line with major upside for his ability to drive defenders to the ground. Has good size at 6-foot-3 and 275 pounds, making him a very hard target to move with good upper body strength to pushback and move defenders with relative ease. Shows impressive athleticism with his size with power at the ready to knock defenders with his first hit or drive them off the play with clean form powered by quick feet. Is a pass protection specialist with quick hands to gain control on defenders. Very skilled in run blocking as well, shows light feet working into the second level or around the edge to provide clean running lanes for his backs. Finishes blocks off regularly to produce some of the best blocking film you will see out of a sophomore. A consistent blocker who showed dominant film against some of the best talent in the country. Conroy’s name will continue to be talked about from Power Five schools with a growing list of schools recruiting as one of the top linemen coming up in the country.
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Masyn Zahursky Masyn Zahursky 6’4″ | 275 lbs | OL Berea Midpark | 2025 State OH has the size and makeup of a Division I offensive lineman who used his junior season to show more improvements throughout the year. Plays an athletic brand of football from the offensive tackle position with light feet and a mean streak to his game. At 6-foot-4 and 265-pounds, he moves very well when moving up to the second level to block. Keeps a solid base in pass protection with power in his lower body to keep his quarterback’s jersey clean. Has a quick first step to position himself with an advantage against speedy defensive ends. Able to pull from the left tackle spot and deliver big hits when on the move while maintaining good form. Has a good sense of space around him, will assist in blocks that usually end up sending a defender to the ground. Keeps his weight balanced, able to make hits and keep his footing even when engaged in trench battles. Zahursky picked up a couple offers from Kent State and Bowling Green before the season and earned the attention of Toledo and Marshall during the season. He picked up Division I All-Ohio third team honors this past season showing the high ceiling of potential he possesses as a future Division I college player.
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Pete Jarvis Pete Jarvis 6’2″ | 280 lbs | OL Medina | 2024 State OH has put together a well-respected high school career for his abilities to bully defenders with his strength. Jarvis’ power from the right tackle position showed up on a regular basis with 91 pancakes during his senior season while keeping his quarterback upright. In an offense that liked to sling the ball all over the field, he was more than adept at pass protection, but showed above average ability to block for screens with impressive form. When he gets his hands on a defender, even on screens where he releases up to the next level, he delivers a mean blow that sends a message. Handles blocks against smaller, quicker defensive backs by keeping the defender in front of him and striking at the right moment. Reliable player to perform at a high level every time he takes the field. Leverages his body well to stay under defenders’ pads even with his height at 6-foot-2. Plays at 280-pounds, looks lighter on film because of his athleticism and speed. Jarvis has had a successful recruitment with several offers from schools such as Mercyhurst, Gannon, Lock Haven and a MAC offer from Toledo. Jarvis is the definition of turning hard work into success on the football field for a chance to be a Division I college athlete.
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