Utah Showcase Winners: Offensive Linemen- The 2nd Installment

May 5-8 featured four showcases, and here were the winners of the group by position. Let's break down the Offensive Lineman.    Maui has been one of the most consistent performers all offseason. Every time I watch him at events, it's another day at work for him. He shows great consistency between reps, excels against power and speedy rushers, has great size, and is a lineman with good strength and physicality. I like his footwork and his quick, violent hands. He's a true P4 starter.     Noah is a versatile lineman; he can work outside or inside and has the athleticism and footwork needed at either position. He carries his weight well and has a strong, sturdy base. His footwork is clean, and he doesn't overreach; he has excellent technique. On the evening, he made easy work with his reps; he showed why he's a lineman who has been getting multiple P4 offers.     Shane has added good muscle to his frame, and he displayed good physicality on the evening. He showed that when he can get a good first step in, he can maintain his base and leverage over his man, and uses his hands to finish off his reps. He does a good job of staying in front of his defender, and he showed improved footwork. He's been a player I've seen multiple times over the past couple of years, and his adding the extra muscle to his frame will suit him when the pads come in. He's a player who's been under-recruited and should get a slew of FCS offers with some upside looks at FBS programs.     Mason took on some high-end EDGE rushers on the evening and more than held his own. He has good feet and, against explosive rushers, has the lateral quickness needed to stay in front. He has good technique, and he won many of his reps on the evening. He had a good showing.    That was our second look at some of the offensive linemen that impressed during the week.

May 5-8 featured four showcases, and here were the winners of the group by position. Let's break down the Offensive Lineman.