Frontline Force: Holding the Line in the San Antonio

Quarterbacks throw the glory. Running backs dash into headlines. Receivers steal the spotlight. But none of it happens without the offensive line the silent warriors in the trenches.      Matthew McDougall is a versatile offensive lineman who can play any position along the line, making him a valuable. His size allows him to be both powerful in run blocking and agile enough to protect the quarterback in pass protection. On film Matthew shows his physical attributes when it comes to blocking. His ability to adapt to different spots—whether center, guard, or tackle which are crucial for maintaining offensive line depth and flexibility. Coaches value players like McDougall who can step in seamlessly when needed, giving teams more options and depth. His physicality, coupled with his mental toughness, makes him a reliable.      John Como, standing at an imposing 6'5 and 300 pounds, is a dominant force on the football field with a physical, aggressive style of play. On film, his relentless motor jumps out he loves to get out in space and run downfield, often seen leading the charge on screens and second-level blocks. His best attribute is his eagerness to finish every play; he thrives on contact and looks to drive defenders into the ground until the whistle blows. Whether he's pulling as a guard or locking up in pass protection, John plays with a nasty edge and that what you would want from an offensive lineman. He shows great balance and footwork for his size. Seems like every defender he touches always ends up on the grown. John is an OL to be on the look out for.      Nelson, at 6'2 and 242 pounds, brings a gritty, no-nonsense approach to the offensive line. Despite being slightly undersized compared to traditional linemen, he makes up for it with relentless aggression and a high motor. On film, Nelson consistently plays through the whistle, showing a real passion for finishing his blocks and asserting physical dominance. He fires off the ball low and with purpose, often overwhelming defenders with his leverage and tenacity. What stands out most is his ability to reset after initial contact and keep driving he refuses to let up. Nelson's edge, effort, and mean streak in the trenches make him a true tone-setter and a valuable piece to any offense looking for toughness up front. During the snap, Nelson plays with a mean streak, looking to dominate and finish with a pancake, but once the whistle blows, he shows great sportsmanship by helping up the defender he just put in the dirt.      Boudy is a different breed at the offensive line position, combining power, agility, and a relentless work ethic. He runs through the wind with ease, showing impressive speed and fluidity for his size as he opens up lanes for his running backs. On film, Boudy consistently explodes off the ball, engages with urgency, and drives defenders out of the play. He has a natural feel for angles and leverage, often reaching the second level and sealing linebackers to spring big runs. His ability to finish blocks with authority, paired with his athleticism in space, makes him a nightmare for defenses and a key asset in any run heavy offense. He currently hold offers from UTEP, Praire View.      Joseph plays with a rare combination of power and poise, bringing controlled aggression to every snap. He has a quick first step and heavy hands that allow him to gain leverage early and control the point of attack. Whether in pass protection or run blocking, he maintains a wide base and anchors well, rarely giving up ground. What stands out most is his ability to adapt mid-play he processes stunts and blitzes quickly and adjusts with confidence. He finishes blocks with authority and takes pride in dominating his assignment.     Five men, one mission protect, dominate, and set the tone. Different styles, same grind. These are more than just linemen they're the foundation every offense dreams of. Built for the battle, bonded by the trenches.