Missouri's New Found "Protectors" in Class 26'

If you ever have a regular conversation with any football knowing human being, they will inform you that the offensive line is the most important position on the football field. The best football teams usually have a really good offensive line, but still ironically one of the most overlooked positions in football "go figure"?   Offensive line is one of my favorite positions to evaluate and these six men really have what it takes to play on Saturdays.      One of my Favorite studies of 2025 was Mr. Rebman of Lebanon.   If you want to run the football, please look no further than Lebanon, Missouri. I would dare to say that Jake Rebman is the top 3 best run blocking Offensive Lineman in the class of 26'. Rebman absolutely explodes out of his three-point stance like a torpedo into defensive lineman. Paired with lightning-fast feet and heavy brick hands Rebman is prototypical offensive lineman that any college football program would be happy to have on their football roster.   Lebanon yellow Jackets launch a devastating wing-T type running attack and when you see Rebman and his other talented teammates on the line you can see why they those that offensive gameplan. They absolutely get so much movement at the line of scrimmage it's a real sight to see.   College coaches should flock to Rebman after this football season.      Super athletic and a bully between the trench's in Mckinley.   Lynn was a dominant force at North County High school. Usually playing at right tackle Lynn regularly made his presence felt night in and night out absolutely bullying defensive lineman. North County had a pretty balanced offensive gameplan, so Lynn had the opportunity to showcase his running and pass protecting ability. Whether it was kick- stepping or launching forward it didn't matter Lynn usually won those battles.   Going into 2025 Lynn is just going to get better and I am so excited to see his play develop in his Senior year. This is just the very beginning of his very long football career.      Grayson Harris is just scratching the surface of his potential.   Harrs just isn't talked about enough in the class of 26' honestly, I'm not exactly sure why he is so unknown because his tape is exceptional. Already blessed with college level size to play basically any position on the offensive line. Harris made both Quarterbacks [player_tooltip player_id='1320123' first='Sam' last='Frieze'] and Kasimir Manczuk feel pretty comfortable in the backfield. Once Harris gets his hands into your frame its usually game over, he then displays great leverage to hold defensive lineman at bay and if you're not careful he's going to plant you right into the ground.   Soon Harris isn't going to be labeled as underrated I really do believe that.      Hayden Perkins is going to be a stud offensive lineman in 2025.   Another Lebanon prospect, because the offensive line film was so good, Perkins really caught my eye. Having the assignment of protecting the blindside at left tackle Perkins really did his job and did it exceptionally well. Earlier I mentioned Rebman was the run blocking specialist, I would dare to say Perkins is the more of the pass blocking specialist even though Lebanon stuck to keeping the ball on the ground. Perkins is the true definition of a "Dancing bear" he has phenomenal feet in the pass blocking game.   2025 is going to be a huge year for Perkins for him to prove he needs to be on a college roster. I believe he is going to be up to the task and earn himself a nice offer.      Such an underrated Lineman in the class of 2026.   Nixa High school probably has one of if not the best offensive line in the state of Missouri so sometimes players get kind of lost in the sea of talent. Jensen just keeps showing up on film every time I watch. Jensen is the mover of the group of 5, they love to use Jensen from his LG spot pulling and running right behind him. He moves so well at his 6'3 260 size, RB [player_tooltip player_id='1579282' first='Dylan' last='Rebura'] had great success running behind Jensen.   Nixa reached the state championship in 2024 the eagles are hoping to duplicate that in 2025 with the trophy and Jensen will be a huge part of that if they reach that feat.   Jensen is destined to play on Saturday.      Not talked about enough in the class of 26' Mcmillian is ready for the next step.   Cuba, Missouri usually isn't well known for producing college level football players, but Mcmillian is looking to change that trend. Wyatt had a completely dominant 2024 football season, he imposed his will on his competition every Friday night. During the off season I wondered how he would handle higher competition and by reports he had a great performance in everything he participated in, and he still has some more camps to attend this summer, and he is definitely on my watchlist.   In my opinion Wyatt Mcmillian is going to be one of the top Offensive line prospects in the class 2026. I'm going to watch his games very closely along with other college football scouts.

If you ever have a regular conversation with any football knowing human being, they will inform you that the offensive line is the most important position on the football field. The best football teams usually have a really good offensive line, but still ironically one of the most overlooked positions in football "go figure"?