Film Review: Five 2029 Texas Offensive Lineman

It only makes sense that the big state of Texas churns out big ball players who dominate up front in the sport of football. Each year it never ceases to amaze me how much bigger or how common it's become to see huge football players walking around before they even step on a high school field. Below are some young men who have the size and goal to make an impact next season.    If you need someone pushed around, just call [player_tooltip player_id='1630221' first='Kaidyn' last='Moore']! He's coming through the Dallas Christian program, a team that is no stranger to championships at the state level. Kaidyn is an impressive interior lineman, standing 6 feet tall and nearing 250 pounds. I love that he already has experience playing center, gaining valuable reps at a position that requires both toughness and intelligence. Mr. Moore packs a punch and gets his hands up quickly after the snap. He's a high IQ kid who works hard.     [player_tooltip player_id='1597219' first='Jesse' last='Worrel'] is another up-and-coming interior lineman preparing to see how he matches up under the Friday night lights. His nearly 6-foot, 230-pound frame is built to put some paws on the competition. Worrel has a solid stance out of his set and a strong foundation to keep building upon. His ability to battle in the trenches while keeping his quarterback clean can be credited to his successful wrestling background. This kid is strong and understands leverage.     [player_tooltip player_id='1630264' first='Magnus' last='Clem'] is a multi-sport big man developing in the trenches. He has long arms and powerful legs, giving him the advantage of being able to play both inside and outside on the offensive line. More often than not, his feet stay active at the point of contact, allowing him to generate a strong push up front. Clem also has enough agility to pull in space or set up on the edge against a speed rusher.     [player_tooltip player_id='1630302' first='Keaton' last='Watson'] is a smart lineman who takes pride in his technique. He has experience playing both tackle and guard, but I believe he is more explosive out of his stance on the inside. Watson does a great job with hand positioning and digging out defenders in his gap. He can generate enough power to hold his own against taller and even heavier opponents.     Nehemiah is a big boy who moves with purpose and has bad intentions when he gets there. He's the biggest offensive lineman in this group and by far the most physical. Avery is quick, with good hips and balance coming out of his sets. It's refreshing to see an O-lineman finish plays to the echo of the whistle. Once Nehemiah has you in his sights and gets his hands on you, you're probably going in a direction you didn't intend. He imposes his will on the man across from him and knows how to climb to the next level, covering up linebackers or the strong safety when needed. Mr. Avery is on his way to being a dude!

It only makes sense that the big state of Texas churns out big ball players who dominate up front in the sport of football. Each year it never ceases to amaze me how much bigger or how common it's become to see huge football players walking around before they even step on a high school field. Below are some young men who have the size and goal to make an impact next season.