WV Combine Series: Evaluating the Offensive Line

Code PRZWV30 for a discount on your subscription at checkout!   The 2025 West Virginia Combine Series camp took place at the beautiful indoor Highlands Sports Complex in Triadelphia, WV, on Saturday, with over 75 WV prospects competing and learning from college coaches across the state and region. Here is our evaluation of every offensive lineman in attendance at the camp!   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">MVP</h2>    The Huntington program has had a great run of OL talent through the years, and 2027 big man [player_tooltip player_id='1330188' first='Collin' last='Gadd'] could be the next one in line. Gadd earned our OL MVP at Saturday's camp among some talented linemen and is poised for a breakout year on the field this fall for the Highlanders. He saw varsity action as a sophomore on a very talented offensive line as a key depth piece and should earn one of the starting guard spots as a junior. Gadd is a versatile offensive lineman who plugged in at nearly every OL spot last season, but has prototypical guard size with a thick, strong base, and should be a natural fit for him in the future.   <blockquote class="twitter-tweet">🏆 2025 Combine Series OL MVP 🏆 2027 Huntington OL <a href="https://twitter.com/Gaddilicious09?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Gaddilicious09</a> The next upcoming big man from a program known for producing OL talent! HUDL 🔗: <a href="https://t.co/V2ZwqM3Ogt">https://t.co/V2ZwqM3Ogt</a><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/wvprepfb?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#wvprepfb</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PRZCombineSeries?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#PRZCombineSeries</a> <a href="https://t.co/wAtY6jlNga">pic.twitter.com/wAtY6jlNga</a>— Prep Redzone West Virginia (@PrepRedzoneWV) <a href="https://twitter.com/PrepRedzoneWV/status/1918772717014122515?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 3, 2025</a></blockquote>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">TOP PERFORMERS</h2>    A surprise Top Performer that we knew very little about heading into the camp but impressed as a young lineman was 2028 Woodrow WIlson OL [player_tooltip player_id='1660620' first='Dylan' last='Via']. Via battled some talented and older defensive lineman throughout the day winning his fair share of reps and earning a Top 3 Performer spot from his position coach. From a physical standpoint, you'd be surprised that he's only a freshman with a frame to continue to add size. Via has good footwork that allowed him to play some tackle during the camp but pending further growth could slide inside to guard and excel in the future. It wouldn't surprise us if he earns a starting varsity spot as a sophomore for Woodrow Wilson who has some fellow talented big men to compete with.     Another Huntington big man to know for the future is 2028 OL Setliff who is a repeat Top Performer with a back-to-back solid showing from our winter Stock Up Showcase and Saturday's Combine Series. Setliff is making great improvement and strides athletically while shaping his body to become more flexible and fluid which is expected from young linemen. He's a tough hard nosed interior lineman which will pay off in the future for him and are traits that are hard to teach. Setliff doesn't shy away from contact and physicality and welcomes the competitiveness from camp settings which is great to see in a young player.     Fairmont Senior big man [player_tooltip player_id='1518161' first='DaeShaun' last='Floyd'] is a prospect we're high on and was a standout again on Saturday after a strong showing at our Stock Up Showcase earlier this year. He's still developing both his body and athletically, but has clear upside and is steadily making progress to realize his potential. Floyd has intangibles that you can't teach with a 6'4 320 frame and use that size well to his advantage. Continuing to improve footwork and being more consistent in that area will prove dividends for his future, which he's actively working on.    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">UNDER-THE-RADAR NAMES TO KNOW</h2>    Martinsburg's [player_tooltip player_id='1155237' first='Jeremiah' last='Sanabria'] is undersized for an offensive lineman but has the athletic traits to develop into a potential future DE/EDGE prospect. Even while being undersized for an offensive tackle, Sanabria showed good footwork and expectedly moves well for his stature. That leads you to believe that he can flip to the defensive side of the ball and find success quickly but deserves props for standing in as a light offensive lineman and holding his own.     [player_tooltip player_id='1662932' first='Joseph' last='Spadafore'], out of Lincoln, is a stocky interior offensive line prospect to know in the 2027 class who is under the radar. In the 5'8 250 range, Spadafore will be a quality D3 prospect who can play center and has the ideal stature and playing style for a small college player at that position. He's a tough physical lineman who plays with good leverage, which helps him overcome size limitations.     You could mold 2026 Buckhannon-Upshur big man prospect [player_tooltip player_id='1663517' first='Garrett' last='Cutright'] into a few different positions at the next level, depending on how his body develops. In the 6'5 230 range, Cutright has tremendous upside as an offensive tackle if he can add the needed mass to get there. He also has the potential to flip to defensive end or tackle, given his length, where he could have success. Cutright could likely even play as a blocking tight end if he can't fully grow into a college offensive lineman at the next level with the frame that he has. He's a big ball of clay who could go in a few different directions if he has college football aspirations.     Another young and undersized offensive lineman who could likely flip to EDGE or LB is 2028 Herbert Hoover prospect [player_tooltip player_id='1667697' first='Tristin' last='Shaffer']. Shaffer has a wrestling background, which you can clearly see in person. Even as a younger prospect, Shaffer is well-developed physically for his size and age, which is expected from a wrestler. You could classify Shaffer as a bulldog given his stature and physicality with athletic traits to build on over the next three years.     We've gotten to see 2028 Shady Spring offensive lineman [player_tooltip player_id='1538716' first='Peyton' last='Wade'] at back-to-back PRZ camps and is a young player to tuck away for later. He'll be in line for extended varsity playing time as a sophomore this upcoming season, potentially as a starter. Wade has a good young interior OL frame with long arms for his current height, which leads you to believe he has the potential to increase his length over the next three years. You can see flashes from Wade every time you see him and is steadily improving as a young lineman.     Another young lineman prospect to know for the future is 2028 Jefferson OL [player_tooltip player_id='1327685' first='Kalvin' last='McBride']. He has the early size to build on moving forward as an interior offensive line prospect and is ahead of the game in that regard compared to most big men prospects his age. McBride's biggest area of improvement moving forward will be in general athleticism but that's expected from most young linemen. His willingness to learn and get better stood out during Saturday's camp which will bode well for his future in taking the necessary steps to reach his potential.     Similar to McBride, 2028 Woodrow Wilson OL [player_tooltip player_id='1639981' first='Ben' last='Fitzwater'] is another young lineman with good early size and a frame to add significant mass over the next three years. He'll improve athletically as he gets older and as his body matures, but Fitzwater did a nice job as a young lineman at Saturday's camp, competing against some older and talented defensive linemen in attendance. His positivity and willingness to learn stood out throughout the camp, which speaks to his dedication to improve as a player, which you love to see in young prospects.     A late addition to Saturday's camp but made the most of it was 2026 John Marshall OL [player_tooltip player_id='1667691' first='Kyle' last='Williams']. Williams was a good depth piece for the Monarchs last season and should earn a full-time starting role as a senior this upcoming season. He's another stocky but physical interior lineman who can play guard or center. Williams battled as an undersized offensive lineman against some bigger and talented defensive linemen at the camp, which speaks to his competitive nature and physicality.

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