Jackson Balanowski is a 6'3" Offensive Line in the 2028 class.
Balanowski attends Davison in Michigan.
Balanowski's Player Profile was created on March 1, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Jackson
BalanowskiOL
Class
2028
Height
6'3"
Weight
240
HS
Davison
|
MI
5 Players that will take a step forward this fall
Jackson is an offensive lineman that has really put in a lot of work and its starting to...
Jackson is another young gun that shows great potential going forward. I was impressed by his quick feet...
Written by Essa Kellah
Jackson
BalanowskiOL
Class
2028
Height
6'3"
Weight
240
HS
Davison
|
MI
2028s Primed and Ready to Make an Impact on Varsity
Jackson Balanowski is an absolute unit on the o line playing left tackle. In his sophomore year at...
Written by Essa Kellah
Ryan Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Ryan Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
Jackson is an offensive lineman that has really put in a lot of work and its starting to really translate in his game. I first saw Jackson at the prep redone camp at Lawrence tech university and I walked away extremely impressed. Jackson battled all day long and showed good feet and excellent balance during one on one drills. Since that camp it’s very obvious that he has no plans to slow down. This 2028 lineman will be an intriguing watch as the season rolls around as he anchors what’s expected to be an excellent offensive line at Davison this fall.
Jackson is another young gun that shows great potential going forward. I was impressed by his quick feet and lateral movements in his pass sets which is very important for a Tackle. Balanowski tested in the top two of his position for almost all categories which I think speaks even more to his agility. He has the frame to pack on more muscle and strength, as he does that he will become a more well rounded offensive lineman recruit.
Jackson BalanowskiJacksonBalanowski
6'3" | 240 lbs | OL
Davison | 2028 StateMI
is an absolute unit on the o line playing left tackle. In his sophomore year at Davison he showed the ability to down block and climb to the next level without problem. He is very fluid and moves with ease, that contributes to his ability to pass set, and to make reach blocks. Jackson in my opinion has shown the full arsenal of what you want your starting left tackle to be able to do on any given Friday night.