HT: 5’10 WT: 258.2 Wingspan: 72” Hand Size: 9.5” 40 YD: 5.43 L-Drill: 8.21 Broad Jump: 7ft 6in Pro Shuttle: 5.06

Boulton did a great job throughout the positional drills, coaching portion, and 1 on 1’s granting him CO-MVP with Ashton Noyes Ashton Noyes 6'7" | 290 lbs | OL Cherry Creek | 2028 State CO ! Good hand size to control his opponent. Very good strength, good knee bend, and flexibility. Very good initial quickness and hand speed to engage his opponent first. Maintains a low pad level to out leverage the opponent. Good controlled footwork to lock out the DL in 1 on 1s. Boulton has very good hand strength and hand placement. Sustains his feet and good balance against his opponent. Great job by another rising offensive lineman.

Boulton continues to emerge as one of the more intriguing young interior offensive linemen in the state. He showed strong footwork and strength during individual drills, traits that translated seamlessly into one on ones. Boulton consistently planted his feet, maintained balance and controlled his opponent without surrendering ground. His ability to anchor and absorb contact stood out, particularly for a developing lineman. He played with patience, good hand placement and an understanding of leverage that allowed him to control reps. As his frame and strength continue to develop, Boulton projects as a dominant interior presence. College scouts should have him firmly on their radar early in the evaluation process.

Boulton plays both sides of the ball at guard and defensive tackle. I will be talking about his defensive skills. The 6’3 290-pounds beast has 16 total tackles (8 solo, 8 assisted), 2 TFL, and 1.5 sacks. He has good athletic ability due to very good lateral agility, good change of direction, acceleration, and speed. Very good quickness out of his stance. Very good hand speed. Engages and attacks instantly. Very good strength, knee bend and flexibility. He runs through the center. Very good get off speed and very good block shedding. He uses his big body to stuff gaps and eat up the run. Holds double blocks and splits leading to TFLs. Boulton has relentless pursuit, doesn’t give up on the play. Keep an eye for this young buck to continue boosting his stock.

Boulton is a massive nose tackle. He measures in at 6’3 300 pounds, and accounted for 29 total tackles (11 solo, 18 assisted), 3.5 TFL, 1.5 sacks, and 4 QB pressures. Very good athletic ability due to very good lateral agility, acceleration, good change of direction and speed. He has elite quickness out of his stance, engaging with OL first. He uses his very good strength paired with very good hand placement and hand strength to rip through blocks and control the offensive line. Very good block shedder. He has a great get off speed. Very good bull rush to push the pocket into the QB getting him a sack. I’ve spoken about this before, but he holds the double blocks and splits them easily. Boulton is a sure fire tackler, not allowing the ball carrier away from his grasp. He will be dominating opposing offensive lines for year.  

Rounding off this list is DT Brice Boulton Brice Boulton 6'2" | 280 lbs | OL/DL Mountain Vista | 2028 State CO . Boulton measures in at 6’3 300 pounds and had 29 total tackles (11 solo, 18 assisted), 3.5 TFL, 1.5 sacks, and 4 QB pressures. Good athletic ability due to very good lateral agility, good acceleration, and speed. Boulton has very good quickness out of his stance bordering elite. He is instant. Boulton has very good strength. Consistently ripping through the offensive line and eating up blocks for breakfast. Very good block shedder. Boulton is an aggressive player. He uses his very good bull rush to consistently push the pocket. He holds double blocks and splits with ease. One thing about him, is his relentless pursuit. Boulton doesn’t give up until the play is finished. Very exciting young player, who deserves some extra looks.