Alex was another member of this article who played both sides of the trenches, but once again he looked at his best and most impactful on the offensive side. While the senior is undersized at 5’10” that doesn’t hinder him. Instead the senior uses that as natural leverage to get underneath DL and drive them off the ball or stand them straight up in pass pro. Alex is blessed with short area burst that he can turn into power on contact that gets DL off balance or on the ground. I loved the way that Alex uses his hands too to gain control. While he may not have the size, Alex has the quickness, power, and punishing mentality to be a viable option for a D3 program. Teams need to check out his tape. He was a key piece to a dominant offensive performance in the D7 Championship.

Alex was another 2026 who caught my eyes and the eyes of college coaches. He was able to earn an offer from UWEC following the camp because of the dominance he displayed. While he checked in at 5’8″ 255 lbs, that didn’t stop the athlete from winning every rep I watched him in. The kid won with active, strong hands that tossed OL around. His nearly 6’1″ wingspan allowed him to play bigger than that check-in size. Over and over we watched him get hands on quickly and rag doll OL. The incoming senior also flashed very quick, nimble feet that capitalized on the unbalanced OL. Once he got a sliver of room he could accelerate quickly to get through into the backfield. I really like what I saw from the DL out of SJCA.