Unsigned Senior OL Leaders

The senior class is wrapping up their HS careers, and today, we're highlighting a few OL who are still on the board that can potentially help a collegiate program.    Veale recently wrapped up his high school career as one of the better tackles in the state. He was as reliable as they come on the left side. He's got a big body with long arms that help in pass pro. He understands how to set his feet and can slide left and right. I like his power in the running game and how he has the leverage advantage. He's got the size and tools to play at the next level, so I anticipate him landing somewhere soon and boosting a room.     Conway is a well-coached lineman who has good technique from start to finish. He's good in both the run and pass and understands good hand placement. He's fairly nimble as well for a Guard and is someone who thrives when he is pulled or the lead blocker. I like how calm he plays, yet he can be violent at the same time. He'll bury the defender in the running game and hunt for more at the next level. I like Conway and feel like there's a chance he's been way under the radar.     Baker has continuously improved throughout his career and has gotten better each year. He's got the power where you need and can bounce around, but I really felt like he took off when he started at guard. He's smart, understands how to pick up blitzes, and does a good job keeping his hands on the inside. He stepped in as an underclassman and learned with bullets flying, always held his own, and eventually became the one defenses had to work around.     Partlow is about as tough as they come. He played through most of the season with an injury and never looked for an excuse. He still showed up week after week and played his tail off for the guys around him. He's strong and violent at the line. He dominates in the running game and can blow guys off the ball with ease. He's got long arms and can use his leverage as an advantage all the time. He's got plenty of natural strength and strikes me as a guy who can really add to his power once he hits that collegiate weight room.     Burton is a good lineman who plays with a strong base and has good understanding of what's happening in front of him. He's capable in both the run and the pass. He's off the ball fairly quickly and has little to no wasted movement. He gave stability on the left side of the line and then has the athletic ability to get to the second level. He'll continuously look for more guys to block and will get downfield in the running game. He's a bit underrated, but I think he's got the upside to play on Saturdays.

The senior class is wrapping up their HS careers, and today, we're highlighting a few OL who are still on the board that can potentially help a collegiate program.