PRZ New England: Combine Series OL Top Performers

In this report, I will identify the top performers selected by their respective position group coaches from the offensive line group. This group was coached by Anna Maria Co-OC/OL Coach, Richard Conrad.    The Central Catholic offensive linemen was excellent all day. Brian does a great job of getting off the ball and keeping a low center of gravity. He displays great size with a big athletic frame. He moves very well in small spaces and has ability to close the gap when needed. Brian is very fluid in pass setting and has great feet while going against defenders. He was consistently in the front of line and would be used for the example for the group.   I was impressed by his ability to take to coaching and how he was able to display what he had learned in the next rep. Brian was competitive and showed his ability to win 1v1s consistently. Overall, I felt the Central Catholic product was the most polished OL of the group and showed he will translate to the college level with ease. Brian already has a few FCS offers, look for him to gain more attention this summer.   <figure class="wp-block-gallery has-nested-images columns-default is-cropped"> <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepredzone.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2025/05/Prep-Redzone-390-1-crop-1365x897-1747485102-crop-369x242-1747487198.jpg?1747528073" alt="" class="wp-image-1675226" /></figure> </figure>     Jacob was the youngest of the OL group, but was not out of place what-so-ever. The Choate Rosemary Hall freshman was excellent all day. You could see Jacob getting better each drill and was hard to beat in 1v1s. He had the best overall size out of the group between is height and his weight distribution. Jacob was impressive with his ability to be fluid and stay low throughout the drills. He was good with his feet and how he transitioned. Was able to anchor down in 1v1s and show off his strength when needed. He had strong and active hands which allowed him to consistently get inside on defenders. He took advantage of each rep and would win consistently.   I felt that he had good confidence for a young player and responded well to coaching on the fly. Overall, I was impressed by his ability to compete with a varsity level group as a 2029. Already has an ACC offer, he will be excellent this fall for and should be someone to keep an eye the next 3 years.   <figure class="wp-block-gallery has-nested-images columns-default is-cropped"> <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepredzone.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2025/05/Prep-Redzone-389-crop-1365x897-1747486962-crop-369x242-1747487090.jpg?1747528067" alt="" class="wp-image-1675224" /></figure> </figure>     Simon has all the tools to be a great offensive tackle. The young Brooks School OL is extremely athletic and strong. He was lacking the refined footwork and hand placement at times, but he made up for it with true athleticism and strength. Simon shows all of the physical characteristics to be elite in pass protection tackle and was equally as impressive in the individual drills with his ability to get off the ball and stay on blocks.   He has a great first step and keeps a low center of gravity. His overall strength and base made it hard for defenders to escape blocks. He was extremely coachable and took well to all the instruction both in the individual period and during 1v1s. He was extremely hard to beat and had a very high level of compete during the 1v1s. Simon was a great surprise and got better throughout the duration of the camp.   Overall, Simon might have the most upside on the entire OL group based on pure athleticism and strength. Will need to gain weight to be a D1 OL, but will have time to redefine his body.   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepredzone.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2025/05/Prep-Redzone-333-crop-1365x897-1747486972-crop-640x421-1747487046.jpg?w=639" alt="" class="wp-image-1675223" /></figure>     Jake was a good player all camp and was someone who did well in all the drills. He has a great frame and moves well for his size. He had a very high compete level during the 1v1s and you could see his physicality in each drill. The Xaverian Brothers offensive linemen has very active feet and is able to hold his ground against multiple types of rushes. Jake was able to play both sides of the line without any trouble so his value and versatility is very high as a prospect.   Good first step in the run blocking drills and shows his ability to stay on the block. Has a tendency to extend his arms when finishing blocks but was not an issue during the camp 1v1s or drills. Jake is a good player for a rising sophomore and will gain exposure and attention over the next year. With his size and ability to move, Jake should be a good college prospect.   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://prepredzone.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2025/05/OL--crop-1365x897-1747528029.jpeg?w=800" alt="" class="wp-image-1675534" /></figure>

In this report, I will identify the top performers selected by their respective position group coaches from the offensive line group. This group was coached by Anna Maria Co-OC/OL Coach, Richard Conrad.