Offensive Linemen to take note of for the upcoming season

In this edition we take a look at offensive linemen that you should get to know because they'll be impactful and become risers. Know the names now and watch them work this offseason.    Stockebrand has an excellent frame and size. He will continue to get stronger within his frame. He's best as the blind-side tackle due to his quick first step and lateral quickness to stay in front of speedy rushers. He showcases great physicality to withstand bull rushers and has excellent technique and overall base for the position. Stockebrand doesn't get out of position and isn't grabby. He has active hands and does an excellent job at holding the blind slide. He is an excellent mover and light on his feet, he'll easily pull and a nimble mover for an athlete near 300 lbs. Stockebrand is a strong athlete and excellent in run blocking, he'll get to the second level and showcases his quickness and being light on his feet and will seek out contact and pave the way for his running back. He is a mauler and an exceptional talent. Stockebrand should get power-four offers, all the tools are there for him to be at that level and will be recruited regionally. He's a player being overlooked in the recruiting circuits.     Nusi presents with exceptional size and will be best as an interior lineman. He can play both sides and showcases great physicality while being light on his feet. Nusi is exceptionally light and nimble and is asked to pull. He has good footwork and moves well laterally. Nusi is fun to watch when he pulls due to him showcasing his quickness and physicality by clearing the pathway for his running back and he easily gets to the second level. He is a physical player and a mauler. Nusi doesn't move like a player that is north of 315 lbs, he is a player who'll get multiple offers, and be looked at regionally in recruiting. Huge upside player with fantastic physicality to his game.     Godfrey has tremendous size and frame and would not be out of place as the blind-side tackle. He showcases excellent footwork, has a great first step, and displays great lateral quickness. Godfrey is quick and will keep speedy edge rushers in front of him and has a good frame and strength to hold up to bull rushers. He has excellent technique and a great base. Godfrey shows quick, active hands and light on his feet, he is excellent at keeping rushers in front of him and staying in a strong base, rarely out of position, and doesn't grab or hold or reach to get penalties. Godfrey is a player who will get power-four offers and will hold plenty of overall offers from regional programs. High ceiling tackle in the state.     Hasson is an excellent center with a strong build and a low center of gravity. He is a quick athlete who showcases quick and strong hands, with great physicality. Hasson has good footwork and is a nimble athlete. He showcases good lateral quickness and gets to the second level with ease and is a strong, physical player who will look for contact. Hasson has an excellent base and uses great leverage. He has great upside and is a player still honing his craft, he should get recruited regionally as a D1-level prospect.     Fesili has exceptional size and showcases versatility. He has the length to be a right tackle and can move inside to protect the interior. Fesili is a strong and physical player who is continuing to hone his craft. Fesili is good on his feet and can pull and be effective in the screen game. He can also play on the other side of the ball and be a defensive tackle. Fesili uses his physicality as a defensive tackle and overpowers his blocker. That versatility will be intriguing as he grows into his frame and settles on which side of the ball he'll be on.    Those were five exceptional linemen to know and keep tabs on for the offseason and names that will be known during the season.

In this edition we take a look at offensive linemen that you should get to know because they'll be impactful and become risers. Know the names now and watch them work this offseason.