PRZ IA/NE Stock Up Showcase: David’s Offensive Lineman Standouts

The game is won at the line of scrimmage, and while big men in the trenches often don't receive the same recognition as skill players, the talent on display at this camp was impossible to ignore. From powerful bull rushes to swift edge moves, several linemen commanded attention with strength, technique, and athleticism. These players are the foundation of any successful team, and with their performances let me share my standouts.    Infanger was impressive at the center position during drills, consistently handling tough matchups easily. He showcased active hands, lateral quickness, and a strong frame, excelling as a rhythmic and disciplined blocker. Clocking a 5-second 40-yard dash and a 3.59-second shuttle, his athleticism stood out for his position. Only a sophomore, Infanger's solid technique and strength, which will continue to develop, will position him as a top prospect in the coming years.      A big-bodied center with quick feet, Klem ran an impressive 5.13-second 40-yard dash, a 4.44-second shuttle, and completed the L Drill in 8 seconds. He bursts into protection with authority, demonstrating the strength to absorb power rushes and the agility to recover quickly if he gives up a step. With a combination of size, athleticism, and technique, he's another young center to keep a close eye on as his game develops.     <a href="https://x.com/nevitt_max">https://x.com/nevitt_max</a>   A bully on the line, Nevis engages opponents quickly and with force, setting the tone in the trenches. He moves well for his size, running a 5.43 40-yard dash and an 8.3-second L Drill. He showed the ability to stay balanced and maintain leverage. His physicality and aggressive playstyle made him a standout, with the skills and a mean streak that will generate multiple offers.      <a href="https://x.com/raaberegan26">https://x.com/raaberegan26</a>   Combining athleticism and physicality, Raabe stands out with his good footwork and ability to use his size to dominate opponents. At 6'5" and 255 lbs, he showcased freakish athleticism by running a 5.53-second 40-yard dash, a 5.14-second shuttle, and an 8.40-second L Drill, while also leaping to an impressive 8'6" broad jump. His rare combination of measurables and athletic ability will undoubtedly draw significant attention from college programs.

The game is won at the line of scrimmage, and while big men in the trenches often don't receive the same recognition as skill players, the talent on display at this camp was impossible to ignore. From powerful bull rushes to swift edge moves, several linemen commanded attention with strength, technique, and athleticism. These players are the foundation of any successful team, and with their performances let me share my standouts.