Antwane is another power player on the offensive line.  He brings toughness, strength and looks to bring all the smoke on both sides of the ball.

One of the better, if not the best, prospects to walk through our doors. Was a real pleasure having Belmont Hill’s Antwane Mills Antwane Mills 6'2" | 285 lbs | OL/DL Dexter Southfield | 2026 State New E present in this one. He set the standard, he set the bar in terms of OL play in this one. Would have set the bar if we had 50 linemen present if I’m being honest. I appreciate Mills not fabricating his Height/Weight combination, he was as advertised regarding measurables.

6’2, 288. Nearly cracked an 8-foot broad jump, would have been awesome to see coming out of a kid who is 15 pounds away from being 300+.

Was named OL MVP, won numerous reps against some talented DL. Many coaches and defenders lining up across from Mills at this camp were shocked to know that Mills is known for his play at center, considering how well he moved during pass-pro reps. Could easily replace some tackles in other schools, yet he’s got the brains to be kicked inside and help direct the Belmont Hill offensive attack. Phenomenal speed and displacement during kick-slide. I paid close attention to Mills’ first step off the snap/whistle, hardly false-stepping, hardly any hesitation. Could be counted on to stay balanced throughout reps. I can he’s being coached/trained well, this kid is a bit seasoned in terms of technique. I’m told you have to be if you want to play at Belmont Hill. Knee placement pre-snap looked excellent, was a big reason why Mills kept a consistently balanced base. Fantastic weight transferring too. Mills performance was a template for winning MVP at our camp. I appreciate the focus and attention he provided college coaches who provided feedback in real-time. This young man will stay among the premier OL in his class after this upcoming update.

Quick tape eval…

To-the-whistle motor at center. Is powerful enough as a sophomore to land punches on chest plates and fully extend his hands, tough thing to do especially up against elite competition in the ISL. Great assignment-locater on the go. Keys the right guys more times than not. Great hat placement off the snap, gets his backside in the correct gap. Can work combo blocks with play-side guards, not sure if this is often called or asked of Mills, yet I can see him help guards gain leverage off the snap, while working up to the backer level to clean-up much smaller defenders. Will take a full look at his tape once it’s time to update 2026 rankings.

Antwane Mills Antwane Mills 6'2" | 285 lbs | OL/DL Dexter Southfield | 2026 State New E

Mills was a force for his team this season on both sides of the ball.  I saw him play in a live setting in late October. His wide base with a powerful lower body stood out in offensive reps while playing center. Has good quickness reaction to defenders and moves well in space. On defense, he has good gap integrity and can cause havoc during interior line play. A very physical and tough presence was observed during live play.

Head Coach Anthony Fucillo : “Antwane played at a high level on both sides of the ball for us. High football IQ, Can ID fronts and blitzes at a level much above his experience. Tough, physical player, can play any spot on the OL, see him as a college interior OL.”

Before season play, he was ranked as the # 4 offensive lineman in class of 2026 in New England.

Great starting rank among his 2026 peers. Would probably place as a top 5-7 prospect whether ranked at IDL or IOL. Belmont Hill’s Antwane Mills Antwane Mills 6'2" | 285 lbs | OL/DL Dexter Southfield | 2026 State New E can sit pretty knowing he is one of the more formidable two-way trench players in New England, especially among underclassmen. Mills and Fiumara lead a promising future at the Belmont Hill program. The team will station the freshman pair alongside Peter Fiumara Peter Fiumara 6'3" | 275 lbs | OL Belmont Hill | 2024 State New E and Harrison DeWitt Harrison DeWitt 6'3" | 275 lbs | OL Belmont Hill | 2025 State New E , creating a wall of juggernauts that should make everyone’s lives on the offense that much easier. Would love to know how Mills is developing this far into the off-season.