Deep Dive: Iredell/Lincoln County Offensive Linemen

Charlotte Football Insiders is taking a look at ranking the top Charlotte Metro Area players by position, and we're taking a look at those players in those rankings in a Deep Dive analysis series. In these articles, we will share why these players are ranked and their best attributes as potential college-level football players in their respective futures. This will feature Iredell and Lincoln County Offensive Linemen.   <figure class="wp-block-image aligncenter size-large"><img src="https://prepredzone.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2025/04/CFI-IRedell-Lincoln.png?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-1657456" /></figure>    Big, tough, strong, athletic, and well-regarded. That's what I can say about Hunter - who I first noticed looking at a teammate of his last season on film. At left tackle, Hunter moves his feet well and is at his best in the running game. His first clip on his highlights he drives a defensive end 20 yards off the ball and finishes him in the turf. That said enough for me, that's my type of offensive lineman!     Corddarious is a strong interior offensive line prospect who shows excellent athleticism for his size. There is a clip where he gets out on a tackle trap and absolutely obliterates a defensive end flying upfield with great technique. Corddarious does a good job in being strong in pass protection as well against interior defensive linemen. He currently has some well-deserved college interest also.     A center prospect with great size, Brooks shows the ability to snap and step well to shaded techniques in the run game, and he's nasty coming off the ball. I love seeing how well Brooks finishes in the run game, and he helps move the line of scrimmage for the Vikings consistently. Brooks has good strength and anchors well against smaller defensive linemen who try to use leverage to beat him in the passing game. Brooks is an All-Conference player and a hard worker who also throws shot put.     Era's film is another fun one to watch if you like good offensive line play. Era is a very athletic prospect who could work in both a zone or angle blocking scheme because he is both technically sound with good strength to move people at the line of scrimmage. Out of this group, I think Era has the fastest snap/step/drive footwork you like to see in centers. Era is an All-Conference player and has some college interest currently.     Mason's film was another fun one to watch. At the right tackle spot - it is traditionally known as the "power"side of the offensive line, and Mason brings the power on his highlight film consistently. I could feel him enjoying absolutely dominating 2nd-level defenders in the running game on his highlight film. Mason does a good job of staying in front of defensive ends in pass protection and has a nice physical frame that he can still add to over his next two years at the high school level.    Other Notable Offensive Linemen To Watch     [player_tooltip player_id='1692291' first='Jackson' last='Tronsgard'] - Mooresville - Physically strong and nasty in the running game as a prospect!   [player_tooltip player_id='1678633' first='Elijah' last='Foster'] - Lake Norman - Excellent size and footwork for a young left tackle prospect!   Joshua Terry - Statesville - Feisty and strong OL prospect who can play both guard and tackle!   Cal Cary - North Iredell - Excellent size at 6'4 and 285 pounds - plays center with good footwork and strength!   Xyon Hall - Lincolnton - Shows good strength in the running game and moves well for his size!

Charlotte Football Insiders is taking a look at ranking the top Charlotte Metro Area players by position, and we're taking a look at those players in those rankings in a Deep Dive analysis series. In these articles, we will share why these players are ranked and their best attributes as potential college-level football players in their respective futures. This will feature Iredell and Lincoln County Offensive Linemen.