PRZ Stock Up Stock Up Showcase: 3 and Out OL/DL
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Individual position battles on the field can define a game. These battles can be pretty clearly defined, such as offensive versus defensive lines or wide receivers versus defensive backs. Continuing the series, we head into the trenches where games are…
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Continue ReadingIndividual position battles on the field can define a game. These battles can be pretty clearly defined, such as offensive versus defensive lines or wide receivers versus defensive backs. Continuing the series, we head into the trenches where games are won. I will briefly cover 3 players from each lineman position who showed a high ceiling last Sunday.
OL
40 Yard Dash: 5.91
Shuttle: 5.34
Broad Jump: 7’3″
L Drill: 8.19
This freshman football player stands out with a big physique and a quick burst off the line. Particularly impressive in run-blocking, he showcases excellent technique and the ability to engage opponents swiftly, opening lanes for ball carriers. Bowie often pshes past the line of scrimmage and his effectiveness extends to the second level, demonstrating a keen understanding of the game. With his head constantly on a swivel, he identifies and handles additional pass rushers with ease, adding a reactive layer of protection. If Bowie continues to develop his pass protection skills, her has the potential to evolve into a highly sought-after prospect, making him one to watch for recruiters and scouts.
Bryace Bengasser (South Dakota)
Bryace Bengasser (South Dakota)
40 Yard Dash: 5.91
Shuttle: 5.03
Broad Jump: 7’3″
L Drill: 8.19
Bangasser exhibits solid footwork, a surprising trait for someone of his size. His agility and fluid movements are a good asset with various blocking schemes. Bangasser has formidable strength once he engages, making it difficult for opponents to escape his grasp. As he continues to challenge himself athletically, this player is poised to become a dominant presence on the offensive line, demanding attention and establishing himself as a key player. Keep an eye on his development, as he has the potential to leave a significant impact on the game.
40 Yard Dash: 5.45
Shuttle: 4.97
Broad Jump: 8’1.5″
L Drill: 8.41
A strong overall performer in the drills, Hicklin was a lineman I enoyed watching. He boasts a terrific combination of lineman size, speed, and strength, making a presence on the field. His ability to extend his arms effectively prevents defenders from gaining control over his body, showcasing a fundamental skill crucial for successful play in the trenches. Particularly impressive in pass protection, Hicklin provides a reliable shield for his teammates. With a solid all-around skill set, Hicklin is undoubtedly one to watch, as his versatility and proficiency make him a valuable asset for any team.
DL
40 Yard Dash: 4.96
Shuttle: 4.78
Broad Jump: 8’7″
L Drill: 7.75
Vorderstrasse left a strong impression last Sunday. His sturdy frame and evident commitment to mastering the fundamentals stand out. Drawing from a wrestling background, he quickly engages and sheds blocks, showcasing a tenacity that can disrupt opposing offenses. Vorderstrasse has good speed, he navigates the field with agility, making quick cuts and executing effective chase downs. As a sophomore, his potential is vast, and the ceiling for his development is high. Keep an eye on this player, as his combination of athleticism and strength suggests a promising future on the gridiron.
Highlights
40 Yard Dash: 5.31
Shuttle: 4.94
Broad Jump: 7’7″
L Drill: 8.38
Built like a brickhouse, Steuter brings a level of physicality that demands attention on the field. His strength is evident in his hands, effectively pushing defenders away and creating space. Whether going around or through opponents, he demonstrates versatility in his approach. Steuter is a force to be reckoned with, he should be on the radar for anyone who enjoys watching the trenches. Steuter’s robust playing style and adept use of technique make him a standout presence, leaving a lasting impression on both teammates and opponents.
Austin Miller (South Dakota)
Austin Miller (South Dakota)
40 Yard Dash: 5.28
Shuttle: 4.93
Broad Jump: 8’3″
L Drill: 7.91
Miller’s physical stature is impossible to ignore, standing out prominently on the field. Impressively agile during drills, he showcases a level of nimbleness that defies his size. Miller’s ability to maneuver around edges swiftly, creates a ton of pressure for opposing offenses. His long arms prove to be a valuable asset, contributing to strip sacks and batted balls that disrupt plays. Miller is undeniably a talent, combining physical prowess with technical skill to make a significant impact on the game. Keep an eye on him, as he possesses the potential to be a game-changer on the defensive side of the ball.