Standing at 6’3″ 250 pounds, Rock is a hidden gem in Section One. The Lakeland prospect has been a constant camp attendee and recently attended the PrepRedzone NY/NJ Camp.

Ronk is an intriguing prospect who has solid tape on both sides of the ball. I am 50/50 with his projection as I feel he plays both sides of the line well. On the defensive side his strength is visible on tape and he displays a solid ability to shed blocks. He has decent hand placement and displays good leverage while fighting at the POA.

Ronk is a prospect who is at the top of my names to watch list this fall in Section One. His versatility on both sides of the ball make him a deadly weapon for Lakeland this fall.

Ronk is a player I had no idea about until he came to PrepRedzone NY/NJ Camp. He had strong performances in testing and 1v1s at Camp, but as always, the film matters most, and Ronk showcases several positive traits on tape.

Ronk plays both ways. A big, barrel-chested lineman prospect, Ronk shows good strength and the ability to sustain blocks—defensively, you see that strength, and he flashes the ability to get off blocks. His tape could lean towards an OL projection, but I thought he excelled in a camp setting, showing off some solid bend and get-off for a DL.

Ronk was a completely new name to me and another prospect where this camp was my first exposure to his game – at 6’1 287 he has solid measurables but he has a great body type for the interior defensive line position. Barrel-chested athlete with big, strong arms.

Ronk does a great job of winning with leverage and taking the space that offensive linemen give – he capitalized on OL mistakes well and showed a couple of more refined sets of pass rush moves than most of the interior guys. I think Ronk is the type of player who performs stronger with pads, and you can hear the contact and force he brings, but he was a really solid performer.