PRZGA Prospect Tour: Notes on OL/DL Top Performers

Here are some notes on some of my favorite OL/DL prospects at our Stock Up Showcase this past Saturday.    [player_tooltip player_id='1262650' first='Terrence' last='Brandon'] might be the most projectable prospect to the P4 level out of all the campers. We officially measured him at 6'4 297 with an 82-inch wingspan. Brandon certainly sticks out from an eye test standpoint, but he played well during competition as well. He uses his length to keep his chest clean and did a good job forcing rushers the long way to the QB. Brandon is going to get better and better as he adds more twitch. He certainly doesn't look like a HS freshman and should be on major recruiting radars soon.     [player_tooltip player_id='1593855' first='Bryce' last='Volley'] has a really interesting build. He is listed at 6'0 260, but supports an 82-inch wingspan, allowing him to play bigger than listed. Volley was one of the quicker big guys off the ball and had the natural leverage to get underneath pass rushers and anchor down. Volley is a new name to me after competing at our event. I am a fan of his length, athleticism, and think he could play on both sides of the LOS.     [player_tooltip player_id='1536021' first='Jaxon' last='Totherow'] was another group MVP and was easily the most prototype tackle in the group. He officially measured in at 6'3 254 and has plenty of room to pack on weight. Totherow played with good feet and a good base. His agility and flexibility are the most impressive parts of his game as it allows him to get off the line in a hurry and absorb rushers trying to run through his face. Totherow was the best and most cut athlete in the group. He is still young and has room to fill out. I would consider him a clear D1 athlete.     [player_tooltip player_id='1158107' first='Carter' last='Levstek'] is another prospect I would keep an eye on regarding his future recruiting status. He measured in at 6'4 299 with a combine-best 83-inch wingspan. Levstek was strong and stout at the point of attack, allowing him to anchor and stall defenders when you pair that with his length. He probably projects more as a mauler on the IOL, but he keeps his feet active, allowing him to be competitive on secondary moves and recover when needed.     Jamicquel Solomon might not scare you coming off the bus, but he was one of our MVPs and proved unblockable at times. For a shorter prospect, Solomon has the exact tools and profile to compensate for his size. His feet don't stop at any point and he has fiery, aggressive hands, allowing him to keep his chest clean. Solomon has impressive bend as well for his frame, allowing him to turn the corner and chase after the QB.     [player_tooltip player_id='1163567' first='Brayden' last='Foster'] was already on my radar coming into the event. He left as a position group MVP and was the most prototype pass rusher at the event. He has solid measurables at 6'2 220 with a 78-inch wingspan, 10-inch hands, and plenty of room to add weight. Foster is explosive off the line and is agile/bendy enough to grant him access to both shoulders. He did a good job getting offensive linemen moving one way and then making sharp cuts across their faces. Foster is a D1 edge rusher who looks close to cracking that threshold.     Joel Hill Jr was another DL prospect who was capable of working both shoulders. He is a stout 6'1 245 and tested well, running 4.90 in the 40-yard and 4.79 in the shuttle. He is explosive and active, but also bends well for a guy at his size. Hill can run through your face, but can queue up some secondary moves to work both shoulders and get around the corner.

Here are some notes on some of my favorite OL/DL prospects at our Stock Up Showcase this past Saturday.