For the prospect from the Buckeye State, Andrae Smith Jr showed that he was one of the more advanced offensive linemen, specifically as it relates to his hand usage – showcasing them in a number of ways. Smith worked hard to get his hands above his eyes, continually striking upward upon his matchup. I also thought that Smith excelled at working his hands and feet simultaneously, especially when working to refit his hands. That said, Smith can stand to pick up the pace of his feet a bit more, as I saw him hold against a skinny-butt prospect who beat him with speed.

Andrae Smith Jr. – loved watching this kid work through individuals. Came all the way from Ohio and performed very well. 6’4″, 270 pounds. A candidate to be offered as an underclassman from MAC programs. Narrowly missed being named First Team All Camp after the event. Just wanted to see him win a few more reps. Carries a power forward-like build and athleticism combination. Wouldn’t be surprised to learn that he plays multiple sports or will in the future. Will likely rank well once our Ohio staff gets to the 2030 class. A tackle prospect far toward the athletic end of the offensive tackle spectrum.

Andrae Smith Jr Andrae Smith Jr 6'4" | 260 lbs | OL Whitmer | 2030 OH . is one of the state of Ohio’s best out of the 2030 class when it comes to the trenches. Smith Jr. has the size, the ability, the strength and can move at his size. He is a fluid blocker and can do it big in the passing game and in the run game. I expect him to have a big showcase at the “RIZE” event in New Jersey!