Impressive KY Offensive Linemen Needing an Offer

As we near the end of the month of February, the 2026 high school football offseason is in full swing. With that in mind, I have been taking some time to evaluate some top prospects in the state of Kentucky who are still seeking their first offer. When doing so, there were some very talented under-the-radar offensive linemen in the state who caught my attention. With that being said, here are five offensive linemen in the state of Kentucky who have stood out to me and have yet to pick up their first offer to play at the next level.    [player_tooltip player_id='1658870' first='Jeremiah' last='Moore'] is a player who has been high on my radar for a while now and I'm surprised hasn't received an offer yet. Moore lines up at center where he has shown the ability to assert his dominance in a run-heavy offense. Jeremiah explodes out of his stance and does a great job of running his feet through contact to drive his man down the field. He finishes his blocks with a ton of physicality, resulting in frequent pancake blocks. I wouldn't be surprised to see offers start coming his way this offseason as Moore has received a good amount of college interest.     [player_tooltip player_id='334820' first='Leelen' last='Vanover'] is another offensive lineman who impressed in a run-heavy offense this past season. He lined up mainly at right tackle but showed the ability to play on the left side as well when needed. Vanover does a great job of clearing out space quickly, using his physicality and high motor to drive his man out of the picture to create a running lane for the ball carrier. He truly plays through the whistle, finishing a lot of his blocks several yards down the field. Leelen has received some college interest and I expect his recruitment to continue to heat up this offseason.     [player_tooltip player_id='1531670' first='Landon' last='Estep'] caught my attention on the camp circuit last offseason and continued to impress during his junior year. Estep lined up mainly at left tackle as a junior but has shown the versatility to play all five positions across the offensive line. He is a very impressive run blocker, showing the ability to run his feet through contact to create movement off the line of scrimmage with ease. Estep also plays with a ton of physicality, using a strong initial punch to knock defenders off their feet with ease. Landon has received a solid amount of college interest and I expect a lot of eyes to be on him heading into his senior year.     [player_tooltip player_id='1715697' first='Braxton' last='Thompson'] is a player who was off to a strong start to his junior year before unfortunately suffering a season-ending injury in October. Thompson lines up at center where he is very reliable in pass protection. He does a great job of getting the snap off quickly then dropping into his pass sets quickly and keep his head on a swivel to pick up blocks with ease. In the run game, he does a great job of driving straight through his man to move them out of the picture with a sense of urgency to create a running lane for the ball carrier. Braxton is a player who college coaches should definitely have on their radar as he returns to the field for his senior season.     The final offensive lineman in the state of Kentucky who has stood out to me and is still seeking their first offer is [player_tooltip player_id='988206' first='Clayton' last='Stratton']. Stratton had an impressive sophomore year at left tackle where he proved to be a dominant run blocker. He is very impressive in open space, showing the ability to pull from the tackle spot and pick up blocks with ease in the open field. Stratton also does a great job of getting to the second level with a sense of urgency to pick up blocks on long runs. In pass protection, Clayton has shown the footwork to mirror opposing pass rushers with ease while also maintaining a strong base while absorbing contact. Stratton will be a player worth keeping an eye on as he continues to develop over the next two seasons.

As we near the end of the month of February, the 2026 high school football offseason is in full swing. With that in mind, I have been taking some time to evaluate some top prospects in the state of Kentucky who are still seeking their first offer. When doing so, there were some very talented under-the-radar offensive linemen in the state who caught my attention. With that being said, here are five offensive linemen in the state of Kentucky who have stood out to me and have yet to pick up their first offer to play at the next level.