A big, dominant North Fulton lineman who continues to see big offers come his way, Landy earned an in-state offer from the Georgia Bulldogs last weekend after a strong camp performance. The 6-foot-4 275-pounder at Alpharetta moves well for his size, can make big blocks at the second level, and does a great job of blocking until the whistle. He shows above-average athleticism and does a good job of striking first in pass-protections. He’s one of the top offensive linemen in the region who should see his ranking increase more and more in the 2028 class.

An outstanding offensive tackle to know in Alpharetta, Landy is a lighter lineman with a promising 6-foot-4 270-pound frame who consistently put defenders on the ground last season as a junior. He plays hard, fires off the ball, and shows terrific lower-body strength, driving defenders backwards and out of the play. He’s a bully in the run game and has enough size and strength to over-power his opponent play after play. He’s one of the top returning offensive line prospects in the area who continues to see his recruitment pick up with new offers this month from Tulane and Florida State. More are likely coming his way along with a bump in the next 2028 rankings update.

Calvin Landy Calvin Landy 6'4" | 270 lbs | OL Alpharetta | 2028 State GA is going to be the main piece on the offensive line for years to come. He is an excellent player, and he will only get better as time goes on. With a lot to prove, the talented prospect will be one whom Carlisle will be thankful to have. Some of the players Carlisle made look great in the system include John Douglas Carroll and Marshall Hammond. In this go-around, I believe Landy will be one who will improve under the leadership of his new offensive coordinator.

A consistent left tackle last season for the Raiders as a junior, Landy was one of many offensive tackles in North Fulton who is seeing his stock rise on the recruiting trail. As a sophomore last season, Landy was a pancake machine in the run game who overpowered defenders with his easy size and strength. He also moves well and brings a promising 6-foot-4 270-pound frame. He’s mobile, naturally strong, and wikll only continue to grow and add more muscle as he enters his junior season. He’s a 2028 prospect bound for a possibly dominant junior year in the fall. He earned offers last month from Kennesaw State, Colorado State, Wake Forest, UConn, among others.