Canada 2026 Rankings: Offensive Line

<p>The heart of the 2024 and 2025 rankings have been the offensive line and although not quite as top-heavy as those classes the 2026 class in Canada is a strong group of prospects who have good potential. As you can figure these prospects are a little less developed than their older counterparts because of their age and experience but several flash some traits of potentially NCAA prospects. </p>   <p>Check out the updated 2026 Canada Rankings <a href="https://prepredzone.com/canada/rankings/2026-rankings-2/">HERE</a></p>   <ul> <li>Just a note about these rankings if players list themselves on twitter or HUDL as a 2026 in Canada and 2027 for the USA I tend to put them in the 2026 rankings because these only include players playing in Canada. If a player only lists 1 grad year they are put into that year's rankings.</li> </ul>   <ul> <li>If a player has already announced a transfer to a USA prep school he is not included in these rankings as they just include players who have played and are continuing to play in Canada – however there will be content on plenty of the quality Canadian players who currently play or plan to play in the States.</li> </ul>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">#1 Overall Offensive Lineman</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Jerome out of Vieux holds the spot as the top OL in Canada in the 2026 class and his combination of size, athleticism, and natural power. Jerome has an impressive length with long arms and he moves very well for his size. Jerome is the type of prospect who could play tackle or on the inside at the next level because of his bend and how explosive his first steps are. </p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Rest of the Rankings</h2>    <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1287701' first='Awab' last='Doj'] - Doj has a huge ceiling as a player and his 6'5 300lb frame is a big reason for that. Doj has the the size and look of a true offensive tackle. Still building strength in his lower half Doj is still developing his overall game but shows quick feet and good hand usage on tape. </p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1299849' first='Aaron' last='Naudain'] - The OT from Corpus Christi is long and lean but shows some good pop on his initial punch and does a really good job of using his length at the point of attack. </p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1299884' first='Ethan' last='Hall'] - Hall more of an interior OL prospect has a strong initial punch and some of the quickest feet in this class. He may be a smaller prospect but he still holds good power in his hands and moves really well. </p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1299892' first='Olivier' last='Brousseau'] - Brosseau finished up his Juvenile years this past season and he shows on tape solid positional versatility on both sides of the center and consistency in his ability to maintain and finish blocks in the run game. </p>   <p>Vicenzo Iskander - Iskander who finished up Juvenile ball and will play for Champlain-Lennoxville. An OT prospect with the ideal long and lean frame who is extremely athletic has a lot of potential. Adding more size and strength will be a big factor in how good he can be but Iskander has a lot of the tools you look for in an OT prospect. </p>   <p>[player_tooltip player_id='1300406' first='Dain' last='Onyanabo'] - Onyanabo has a thicker build but he shows on tape he can move guys on the interior and open holes well. Not a ton of pass pro reps in his film but as a run blocker he does a good job consistently opening up holes. </p>

The heart of the 2024 and 2025 rankings have been the offensive line and although not quite as top-heavy as those classes the 2026 class in Canada is a strong group of prospects who have good potential. As you can figure these prospects are a little less developed than their older counterparts because of their age and experience but several flash some traits of potentially NCAA prospects.