Early Signing Day Recap: Offensive Lineman

With Early signing day this past week, hundreds of athletes across the state signing their pledge to colleges. In this article we will take a look at the twelve pass catchers who are currently committed to a college and plan to play a sport at the next level.   Prep Redzone's Winter Showcase is back for 2025 with more locations than ever. Looking to attend? Register <a href="https://prepredzone.com/all-events/?type=Showcase">here</a>. 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I like his strength in the run game which creates massive holes on the line. Boston College is getting a future NFL star in Iyalekhue.   Congratulations Lawrence!     Olson is a two sport athlete, who can play football and also wrestles. The Garden City prospect finished his career with another undefeated season, and is heading to Harvard in the fall.   On the football field, Olson can play on both sides with tape as a Guard and Defensive Tackle. Guard is his main position, where he uses his physicality gained from wrestling to move players at will. I like his speed for a lineman, and he can be a valuable lead, or pull guard. Harvard is getting an outstanding lineman in Olson.   Congratulations Zach!     Next is a valuable two-way lineman. Martines, can play on both sides of the field, but mainly take valuable reps as a lineman. Martines is committed Princeton in the fall.   He plays with excellent pad level, you see it in his pass pro, but also when he is executing reach blocks. He does a great job of keeping his hands inside on the chest plate and overall is one of the more fundamentally sound blockers in the class. The Ivy League is getting another star lineman.   Congratulations Jack!     George has been one of the top lineman in Section Three throughout High School. The Whitesboro lineman, stands at 6'3" 290-Pounds, and is heading to Colgate in the fall.   The Whitesboro lineman, has a solid frame for the position. He dominated the LOS, and has a quick first step to meet DL's at the POA. He finishes blocks nicely, and I like his strength in Run Pro reps, which creates big gaps on the line allowing the run game to flourish. Colgate is getting a talented lineman in George.   Congrats Kevin!     Dinapoli, is one of my favorite lineman. The Iona Prep Tackle, stands at 6'3" 275-Pounds, displaying a solid build for the position. Next year he will join Central Connecticut State's line.   Dinapoli has good length for a tackle, and has the ability to bend and use leverage with faster rushers. He can kick inside, but I like him mainly as a tackle. His hand placement is solid, and his uses of strength and leverage makes him a major blocking force in the run game. CCSU, is getting another star Coach Spagnolo has helped develop.   Congratulations Anthony!     Standing at 6'5" 250-Pounds, Crisera is on the smaller side of the spectrum for a lineman. The prospect is one of the top athletes on Long Island, and he will be taking his talents to Stonehill next season.   His frame might be on the small side, but he plays like a beast. In the trenches, he bulldozes rushers, and uses a good blend of physicality, and good hand placement to eliminate opposing players from the play. I like him more in Run Reps, given his frame, but he has showed good consistency in Pass Pro Reps. Stonehill is getting an underrated lineman in Crisera.   Congratulations Charles!     Benjamin is staying home. The William Floyd lineman, can play on both trenches but I like him mainly on the offensive side. He will be taking his talents to Long Island University, staying right in his backyard next season.   His footwork, and hands are elite for a lineman and standout on tape. I like his ability to beat his opponents to the POA, and he has great strength at the LOS. Benjamin, understands leverage, and with his hand placement can create gaps across the line in Run Pro Reps. In Pass Pro reps, he has showed elite footwork, moving with opposing rushers. Benjamin is a future Long Island Star.   Congratulations Matthew!     Wortkoetter is using his strength in other ways. The Monsignor Martin champion, will be a college wrestler next season, and he will be joining Mercyhurst next season.   The Lineman, can equally star on the football field, as he was named a Trench Trophy recipient, making him one of the top lineman in WNY. He has elite strength, which comes from his wrestling background, and I like his use of hands and leverage in reps. While he can play football, Mercyhurst is getting a star athlete in Wortkoetter.   Congratulations William!     Peterson has been a valuable part of a Somers team that has won three state championships in Class A in the last four years. After an impressive High School Campaign, the Somers lineman will head to Trinity to continue his athletic career.   Peterson has a solid frame, standing at 6'4" 250-Pounds. The Section One Lineman, helped blocked for a dominant run game during his time. I like his use of hands, as he blocks directly on the pads, controlling the opposing rusher on each play. Trinity is getting an underrated star in Peterson.   Congratulations RJ!     The Utica Proctor prospect, is part of stacked High School Roster. Shan hails from Utica, and will continue his athletic career at Cortland in the fall.   Shan is a versatile lineman, who can play on both sides of the line, but I like him mainly on the offensive side. Shan has a solid frame, standing at 6'1" 265-Pounds, and he uses his size to his advantage on the field. Through tape, he has elite footwork, paired with a High IQ, and an understanding of leverage. Cortland is getting a versatile lineman in Shan.   Congratulations Moses!     Malgieri is another versatile athlete heading to the Ivy League. The Fayetteville-Manlius prospect, is taking his talents to Brown next season.   Maglieri plays the game with an extremely high motor. Fayetteville-Manlius runs the ball a lot and on film, every snap stands out for his effort from snap to whistle. He flashes some strength at times and does a good job of playing with leverage. Brown is getting an underrated athlete on the line, and don't be surprised when he is a top lineman.   Congratulations Flynn!     Another Cortland Dragon on the line. Guida will be joining fellow lineman [player_tooltip player_id='1344717' first='Moses' last='Shan']. Hailing from Oceanside High School, Guida has put together a solid campaign earning multiple offers.   Standing at 6'2" 250-Pounds, Guida has a lean frame for the lineman position. He is mainly a Guard, and on tape, displays good strength, and a blend of leverage and hand placement on Run Pro Reps. His footwork is the most showing in Pass Protection, as he has fluid hips allowing him to move with opposing rushes. Corltland is getting another in state stud in Guida.   Congratulations Andrew!

With Early signing day this past week, hundreds of athletes across the state signing their pledge to colleges. In this article we will take a look at the twelve pass catchers who are currently committed to a college and plan to play a sport at the next level.