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Kicking things off is sturdy Bennington lineman Brett Langan Brett Langan 6'3" | 255 lbs | OL Bennington | 2027 State NE , who is coming off a great junior season starting at right tackle. The Badgers have produced some top-tier talent in the trenches recently, and Brett is no exception, bringing a good mix of athleticism, technique, and experience. Watching Brett’s tape, I was impressed with the mobility and power that he possesses in his base. He showed clean footwork in his pass sets, allowing him to get to his spot with ease, as well as being able to mirror and corral pass rushers. Brett’s mobility also extends to the run game, as he can get out in space and climb to the second level. Langan shows good hip bend, allowing him to maintain proper leverage when engaged, and he can generate a lot of power from his base to drive defenders off the ball. Strong, heavy hands with good placement when shooting at defenders. To top it all off, Brett also likes to make sure he finishes his blocks with a big pancake. With some time in a college training program, I can see Brett easily bulk up his frame. Could be moved inside at the collegiate level. Surprising to see Brett still waiting on his first offer… get after him ASAP!

(@BrettLangan)

Bennington has been an excellent place to go if you’re looking for offensive line prospects, and it seems like junior Brett Langan Brett Langan 6'3" | 255 lbs | OL Bennington | 2027 State NE is next up. The Badgers’ starting right tackle has been a key blocker for an offense that has been taking off since an early-season loss. At 6’3″ and 240 pounds, Brett has solid size and length with room to continue adding some bulk to his frame at the next level. Langan’s physicality at the point of attack stood out right away, displaying a quick, powerful strike and a mean streak when battling with defenders. Brett’s hands are also an impressive part of his game, with his ability to hand-fight/counter pass rushers at the line of scrimmage, as well as the accurate placement of his hands when he lands his punch. Once he’s engaged, Brett does an excellent job maintaining leverage and pad level, with the power in his hips to upend defenders and finish the block in the dirt. Good footwork and mobility— climbs to the second level with ease. Very balanced blocker who can hold his own as a pass protector and can bring it as a run defender. Projectable G/T prospect who should be landing on more coaches’ radars soon!