Andrew has been one of the hotter recruits on the recruiting trail this month. He has earned multiple offers since around mid-April. I was really impressed to see AJ playing all along the DL in 2025 at 6’2″ 290 lbs. The massive DL is very disruptive and able to whoop OL with his first step explosion or with his strength. When he is looking to play through his gap with speed, AJ flashes strong and quick hands that quickly get him past OL and into the backfield. Even when the OL is trying to trap him the big man is so strong and stout that he can take on the block and shed it with his power and still get to the football. Chromy plays with a high level of discipline to go along with the physical tools. I think this kid is just starting to see his recruitment take off. He is going to be a massive riser this summer.

Andrew is really growing on me the more I watch his tape. The 6’2″ 290 lbs 2027 never stays blocked or engaged with the OL for long. He has strong hands that seem to be constantly working to get himself clean and shed blockers. The big man has surprising burst to him with quick and agile feet to get slip past blockers and create a constant state of disruption in the backfield. Andrew does a great job of finding the ball through all the traffic too and showing off his range to chase down the ball. The strength he shows to hold the line of scrimmage also will be something coaches are drawn too.

Stats: 6 Tackles, 2 QB Pressures

Franklin had a big game against undefeated Kenosha Bradford in Week 6 and left no doubt where they stand among the best in the state. Franklin would end the game with a 41-0 shutout victory. Flexing their offensive and defensive dominance. One of the athletes aiding in that defensive dominance is junior IDL Andrew Chromy Andrew Chromy 6'2" | 290 lbs | DL Franklin | 2027 State WI . The 6’1″ 270 lbs athlete prevented the offense from finding any room to run on the interior. Andrew has worked his way into being a powerful presence who can hold his ground, stuff running lanes, and drive his man off the line to create that backfield chaos that throws off timing on plays. Even against double teams the big man was a nightmare to get off his spot and usually would force the RB to look for a cutback lane, giving the defense time to swarm and bring him down for little to no gain. Andrew is one of those IDL who an impact the game without actually getting to the ball. Don’t sleep on the junior IDL.

Another top underclassman performer was Franklin’s Andrew “AJ” Chromy. The 6’2″ 243 lbs sophomore was a problem in 1 on 1s. The sophomore had some of the most consistent success with his hands that I saw throughout the day. His swats or punches were strong and always got the OL hands off of him allowing him to make a move or counter move off that separation. I was impressed by AJ’s quickness off the snap and how he always seemed to have a plan of attack on each rep. Between his size and technique at this point in his career, I’m very excited to see what is ahead for the ’27.