Andrew Jaynes is a 5'10" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Jaynes attends Millbrook in North Carolina.
Jaynes's Player Profile was created on January 6, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Andrew
JaynesOL
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
260
HS
Millbrook
|
NC
2027 Watchlist-to-Ranked OL
On a team full of guys with Power Four athletic potential, Jaynes is arguably the most technically sound...
Written by Will Helms
Andrew
JaynesOL
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
260
HS
Millbrook
|
NC
Top 8 OL in Wake County
We didn’t get the chance to dive into Jaynes’ film until recently, and we loved what we saw....
Written by Will Helms
Andrew
JaynesOL
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
260
HS
Millbrook
|
NC
2027 Watchlist Check-In: Offensive Line
I’d actually heard that Jaynes was having a phenomenal season, but I didn’t get to see him until...
Written by Will Helms
Andrew
JaynesOL
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
260
HS
Millbrook
|
NC
2027 Watchlist Check-In: OL
Jaynes hasn’t quite broken into the rotation on the interior of Millbrook’s stout offensive line, but the upside...
Written by Will Helms
Will Helms | Prep Redzone Scout
Will Helms
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
On a team full of guys with Power Four athletic potential, Jaynes is arguably the most technically sound lineman on either side of the Millbrook line. He’s an aggressive down blocker with the power to displace defenders. He’s also an advanced pass-blocker, with the academic acumen to qualify for high-academic institutions.
We didn’t get the chance to dive into Jaynes’ film until recently, and we loved what we saw. He’s a bit undersized, but maintains excellent leverage and balance, which allows him to stonewall bigger defenders as a pass blocker. He can play center, but did most of his best work at left guard
I’d actually heard that Jaynes was having a phenomenal season, but I didn’t get to see him until the state championship. Jaynes thrives despite being undersized due to excellent technique and anchor. Not only is he bound for the rankings, but he should jump comfortably above a bunch of other players at his position.
Jaynes hasn’t quite broken into the rotation on the interior of Millbrook’s stout offensive line, but the upside is there and he’s a guy who could thrive once presented an opportunity. A powerfully-built lineman, he has the strength to blow defenders off the line of scrimmage, while maintaining the athleticism needed to pull.