Eziuka is the best interior offensive lineman in Michigan. Heck, he’s proably the best offensive lineman regardless of position.

Eziuka made a very good defensive tackle a non-factor. When scouting that defensive tackle, it was actually Eziuka that I kept getting impressed with. Excellent run blocker, and able to move just about anyone in the state. I don’t think there’s a single MI interior D-Lineman who can go toe-to-toe with Eziuka.

I’m honestly not going to scout Eziuka too much. I know what to expect. A huge offensive lineman who has done nothing but improve year after year. He’s a Penn State commit for a reason. Game-wrecking offensive lineman who will pave the way in the run game.
Updating Eziuka’s picture will also be a priority. Can’t beleive we still have his middle school football picture up there!

Eziuka is one of the most well-built offensive linemen I’ve seen come out of Michigan.

I’ve seen a lot of 6’3″ offensive linemen. Eziuka looks nothing like most 6’3″ offensive linemen. He’s big, incredibly strong, wide, athletic, and a brick wall. Additionally, he’s incredibly polished and would be #1 in this class if it weren’t for the incredible talents in front of him.

Has an excellent chance to be an awesome starter at Penn State.

After getting to scout Benjamin Eziuka Benjamin Eziuka 6'3" | 290 lbs | OL Detroit Catholic Central | 2026 State MI in person this past season, I absolutely see what the hype is about. A versatile interior lineman, Eziuka is able to execute a variety of blocks at an extremely high level. He’s also a block finisher and will drive his assignments into the turf.

He wins a number of reps with sheer power, but has no issue just getting lower and out-leveraging big-time defensive linemen. His ceiling is about as high as anyone in this class. With official visits to Stanford, Cincinnati and Penn State coming up, we will likely know his college choice fairly soon.

Eziuka was great when I got the opportunity to see him in week 9. He showed rep after rep why he was such a highly sought after recruit. He won a lot of reps with pure power, but there were some where he just got lower and won on technique. In passing sets, he didn’t lunge, stayed with a wide base and used his hands well to keep defenders at bay. His size is great and I honestly don’t see much for weaknesses in his game right now. If he continues to work this offseason, he is going to be in for an unreal senior campaign.

Eziuka was great when I got the opportunity to see him in week 9. He showed rep after rep why he was such a highly sought after recruit. He won a lot of reps with pure power, but there were some where he just got lower and won on technique. In passing sets, he didn’t lunge, stayed with a wide base and used his hands well to keep defenders at bay. His size is great and I honestly don’t see much for weaknesses in his game right now. If he continues to work this offseason, he is going to be in for an unreal senior campaign.

Eziuka is going to play a massive role in defeating Belleville this Friday.

Last week against West Bloomfield, Eziuka put up some great highlights. Right off the bat, Eziuka is seen executing an incredible pull block, getting out of his stance quickly, getting lateral, and punishing the unsuspecting D-Lineman.

The rest of his tape shows consistently great blocking. Whether it be down blocks, base blocks, zone, you name it- Eziuka is one of the most fundamentally sound and powerful linemen in Michigan. Seriously, I watch very few interior linemen with better footwork and drive.

Belleville’s defensive front is on another level. I’m looking forward to seeing how Eziuka blocks some of the best linemen in the state.