Anthony Whitelaw Anthony Whitelaw 6'7" | 330 lbs | OL Churchland | 2027 State VA is absolutely gigantic, and he naturally dominates at the line of scrimmage in the run game. He can sometimes bend at the waist when pass blocking, but that should easily be fixed at the next level.

It’s incredibly hard to believe that he doesn’t have more FCS+ offers right now, but schools like UNC and Old Dominion have at least invited him out for game day visits.

With a big senior season in 2026, there’s no doubt in my mind that he’ll begin to rake in some legitimate offers.

Churchland’s Anthony Whitelaw Anthony Whitelaw 6'7" | 330 lbs | OL Churchland | 2027 State VA is hard to miss at 6’7 and 330 lbs., Robert King had a good breakdown of him from his last game and I agree with his assessment. He is a FCS level or higher player and he should see a rankings boost with this 2027 class. In our next addition I would expect him to be in our top 200, their is a lot to like about his game. No offers yet but he is clearly on a number of schools radars, expect them to trickle in by seasons end.

Anthony is a massive body and massive frame. He has P4 offensive tackle attributes. He bends well, gets butt to the hole, rolls the hips, and gets separation. There are clips of him burying kids in the dirt. His motor, aggression, consistency, and technique are all in question. However his size, wingspan, width, fluidity, fit the part of a P4 OT. The light needs to come on with him, but the athletic potential is definitely there. This is a camp invite player and well worth tracking into Senior year. He is a high upside/low floor kid. He has a great football body, elite AA, but lacks aggression. He drives kids downfield on some plays, but you don’t see consistent contact power and explosion out of stance. He comes out of stance too soon, rather than maintaining leverage. I would want to see him kick step, as that may dictate whether he plays Tackle in college. He flashes being a high level P4 kid and is more comfortable in drive blocking. Everything about him screams high level potential, but his lack of aggression is the missing piece. Worthy of collegiate radars. Need to track game film, and get to camp, to evaluate what he can be at next level. Will likely get FCS offers based on physical tools, and will be considered risk worthy.