5 Offensive Linemen to have on your radar

In this edition, we cover Offensive Linemen that will be impactful for the upcoming season and you need to get to know them now!    Feinga has exceptional size and his frame will allow 300+ lbs. He is technically terrific and a player who has outstanding footwork and lateral quickness. Feinga keeps everything in front of him and has great hands that do not overreach and prevent potential penalties. He is light on his feet, can work side to side easily, and is nimble enough to be used in the screen game. Feinga is a physical player that will stonewall an oncoming rusher and lay them out. He is exceptional in pass protection, but you almost see a switch when it's a run, his physicality is great. His step off the line is great and he moves forward to push a defender out of the way and work to the second level. This is where he shines, his nimbleness and physicality is blended beautifully. He is a player who will be nationally recruited and one of the best linemen in the state.     Johnson has good size and is a versatile lineman who can be a combo Guard/Tackle. His versatility comes in through his size. He is light on his feet for his size and will pull, he does a good job with his lateral quickness. He shows good technique and isn't grabby with his hands. The trait he holds onto is his physical nature and being a mauler. He will look to drive a defender back, pancake him, and play through the whistle. That physical nature makes him an excellent run blocker and a mauler as a Guard who can get to the second level when run blocking and his nimble feet allow him to pull. His future is bright and has many avenues he can consider including being a full-time Defensive Tackle and being a good run-stuffing, run-clogging defender.     Jessop is a player that can add 15-20 lbs to his frame without any negative effects. He is a good Center who can be a swing guard due to his technique and footwork. Jessop shows physicality and is nimble. He'll easily get to the second level in run blocks and if used as a Guard, can be asked to pull and be part of the screen game. Jessop is good in pass protection and snaps into position after getting the ball to his Quarterback. He shows good bend and uses his leverage to his side to get under bigger players and hold up. Jessop is a player who will get regionally recruited.     Naeata is an excellent Guard and will easily be a swing Guard. He is an athletic big man that moves well. Naeata is exceptional as a pulling Guard and seeks contact, often he'll stop an onrushing defending, seek additional contact, get to the second level, and look for more defenders to move out of his way. He showcases good quickness and movement patterns and is an agile player who stands up in pass protection. He uses his size and length to his advantage to get under taller defenders and hold them up. He blends great technique with good physicality while being light on his feet. He is a player who should get regionally recruited.     Gunstream has excellent size and should get over 300 lbs without issue. His frame should allow him to get north of 310. He lined up at Guard but projects outside and be at either Tackle position. He has great length and good strength. He holds up in pass protection and shows good physicality to his game. When he swings outside, we'll get to see more of his footwork when on an island but he shows good ability to get to second level in his blocks on run calls and shows the ability to keep defenders in front of him.    Those are five Offensive Linemen that you need to know about and they'll be making waves sooner than later.

In this edition, we cover Offensive Linemen that will be impactful for the upcoming season and you need to get to know them now!