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Getting varsity experience as a freshman is never easy, which makes 2029 OL Jacob Warner’s first season even more encouraging. Warner gained valuable snaps against older competition, giving him a head start that should pay dividends over the next three years. He has the physical traits coaches look for in an offensive lineman, but what will ultimately determine his ceiling is how much he continues to develop technically and athletically. As his footwork, mobility, and overall consistency improve, he should see heavy recruiting attention. Warner is still early in his development, but he’s a young prospect with plenty of upside and a player to keep a close eye on as his career progresses.

Size alone will put 2029 Winfield OL Jacob Warner on the radar of college coaches, as few players in the class can match his 6’5 330 frame. Warner saw varsity action in year one, giving him valuable experience as a freshman. His size makes him one of the more notable offensive line prospects in the state and provides a strong foundation to build from over the next three seasons. The biggest area for growth will be his athletic development, as improvements there could significantly raise his long-term ceiling. If Warner continues to improve his athleticism and overall comfort within his body, he has the type of size that can attract serious attention from college programs. The tools are there for him to develop into a potential D1 prospect as the rest of his game catches up to his frame.