Film Study: 2027 OL's - Prep Redzone

Throughout the summer, we will be looking at the 2026, 2027, 2028 NY recruiting classes. While stats show numbers, film shows the entire story. For this series we will be looking at 5 players in each position throughout the next three cycles. In this edition of OL Film Study we have [player_tooltip player_id='1648717' first='Carson' last='Rockwell'], [player_tooltip player_id='1649130' first='Romello' last='Dunn'], [player_tooltip player_id='939853' first='Dominick' last='Tirri'], [player_tooltip player_id='1649158' first='Edwin' last='Arreola'], and [player_tooltip player_id='1364033' first='Elijah' last='Duprey'].    Standing at 6'4" 325-Pounds, Rockwell is a massive anchor on the Waverly line. The Section four prospect plays at Tackle mainly on the left side as a LT.   He is a physical Tackle who uses his strength and size to attack defenders at the POA and on the LOS. He has good hands and places them inside the pads allowing him to move the opponents down the field and create gaps. In pass protection, he is excellent with opposing lineman struggling to move him out of position. In the run game, he is just as deadly, pulling and pushing defenders across the field.   Rockwell's size and strength is outstanding for a Junior. He is certainly a top prospect in the state and can easily be the next big lineman out of NY.      Standing at 6'2" 280-Pounds, Romeo Dunn displays a good size for an offensive lineman. The Hutch Tech prospect, projects as a Tackle given his frame.   Dunn has excellent hands and displays power when using them to push back defenders. He displays good leverage on the LOS and uses his stance to attack defenders at the POA. In the run game, his hands are dangerous, as he can push and pull defenders to wherever to allow a gap to form.   The Section Two prospect, limits any separation during his reps. He is a top technical lineman who uses his hands to excel in keeping his backfield clean.      Standing at 6'2" 265-Pounds, Tirri displays a good build for a lineman. In his Sophomore season, he saw the bulk of his reps at Guard and Center.   Tirri is an aggressive physical guard who looks for work across the field. He has a great blend of athleticism and versatility on the line which allows him to move around. He is the definition of a pulling guard and excels as a lead blocker, pushing defenders out of his way and creating gaps for his back. With his size and strength, he became one of the hardest prospects to beat on the LOS.   The North Rockland lineman is a top player in Section One in 2027. His blend of power and athleticism, make him a deadly weapon for North Rockland, allowing the run game to flourish.      Standing at 6'1" 265-Pounds, Arreola displays a solid build for an offensive lineman. He played most of his reps as a OT, but with his frame can potentially kick inside to Guard.   On tape, Arreola is a physical tackle who uses his leverage and body control to anchor the left side of the line. In the run game, his size and hands are used to push defenders back and create B-Gaps on the left side of the line. In the passing game, his pure strength and leverage is used at the POA to thwart opposing defenders from getting an angle on him.   Arreola is a physical anchor for JFK. His size and strength make him an underrated prospect to watch on the line this season.      Standing at 6'7" 400 Pounds, the Beekmantown prospect might be one of the biggest guys in the entire state. With his massive frame, Guard or Center, might be his best positions.   Film was not found for Duprey but his size and frame for the position will make him an easy threat for a team on the line. Hand placement and athleticism would be the only concerns.