Stock Up: 2026 Offensive Linemen Turning Heads

With the 2025 season on the horizon, we're looking at some prospects to keep an eye on this season. These players all possess high-end traits and skills to contribute to their teams and bring a much-needed big-play presence.   There are some highly rated prospects and several sleeper prospects who should all be getting looks for the next level. This list is full of standout prospects.   Prep Redzone Florida will always promote every player in hopes of them getting the opportunity to play college football at the next level.   [player_tooltip player_id='1395842' first='Collin' last='Anderson'], Center/Guard – Gateway High   Height/Weight: 6'0", 279 lbs   Evaluation: Anderson is a blue-collar interior lineman with a no-nonsense approach and the work ethic to match. While he may not have prototypical height, he compensates with a strong lower base, good balance, and a developing power profile thanks to his consistent offseason training. Anderson shows flashes of explosiveness off the snap and plays with a chip on his shoulder in the run game. His steady improvement and grit make him a player with upside as a center or guard in a zone or gap-heavy scheme.   [player_tooltip player_id='1410832' first='Adesegun' last='Adewoye'], Offensive Tackle – Barbara Goleman High   Height/Weight: 6'4", 250 lbs   Evaluation: Adewoye is a long, athletic tackle with room to add mass to an already solid frame. His foot speed and initial punch are noticeable on tape, and he has a natural feel for setting the edge in pass pro. Adewoye excels in space, showing the ability to climb to the second level and finish blocks. As he continues to develop physically, there's strong potential for him to blossom into a high-level tackle prospect who can thrive in an up-tempo or spread offense.   [player_tooltip player_id='283767' first='Berny' last='Acosta'], Center – Lake Gibson High   Height/Weight: 6'3", 290 lbs   Evaluation: Acosta is the definition of a high-academic, high-upside lineman. At 6'3", 290 lbs, he's built to play center at the college level and brings sharp football intelligence to the position. His 4.1 GPA speaks to his discipline and processing ability, traits that translate well when identifying fronts and making protection calls. Acosta plays with great knee bend and a sturdy anchor, making him one of the more polished and college-ready interior linemen in the state.   [player_tooltip player_id='1142216' first='Dequan' last='Bradley'], Center/Guard – West Boca Raton High   Height/Weight: 6'1", 280 lbs   Evaluation: Bradley is a powerful, technically sound interior lineman who's been dominating his region with consistency and grit. At 280 lbs, he brings a solid, compact build that allows him to play low and win leverage battles consistently. His two-time First Team All-County recognition reflects his high motor, finishing ability, and knack for creating movement in the run game. Bradley also flashes quickness off the ball and the agility to pull or climb to the second level. With his offer from Akron and clear tape production, he's a slept-on interior OL with D1 talent and the mindset to contribute early in the right system.   [player_tooltip player_id='1632419' first='Dylan' last='Steen'], Offensive Tackle – St. Thomas Aquinas High   Height/Weight: 6'5", 290 lbs   Evaluation: Steen is a dominant, Power 4-caliber left tackle prospect with all the tools scouts look for—size, length, foot speed, and the pedigree of playing at powerhouse St. Thomas Aquinas. Steen moves extremely well laterally and uses his long arms to keep defenders at bay in pass protection. In the run game, he brings a mauler's mindset and clears lanes with ease. With over eight D1 offers already, Steen is a plug-and-play lineman at the next level with the ceiling of a multi-year starter.   Javarri Luckas, Offensive Tackle – Glades Central High   Height/Weight: 6'6", 310 lbs   Evaluation: Luckas is one of the most physically gifted tackles in Florida's 2026 class. At 6'6", 310 lbs, he's a true road grader who combines length, strength, and power with an intimidating presence in the trenches. Luckas fires off the line with purpose and plays through the whistle, dominating in both pass protection and run schemes. With over eight offers already, he's cemented himself as a national-caliber recruit. His upside is massive, and with continued technique development, he has the tools to become an elite college lineman.

With the 2025 season on the horizon, we're looking at some prospects to keep an eye on this season. These players all possess high-end traits and skills to contribute to their teams and bring a much-needed big-play presence.