Brock Woodhouse Brock Woodhouse 6'3" | 305 lbs | OL Marcellus | 2027 State MI has a nice solid base with a good forward lean, which he demonstrated in the drill portion of the workout. During 1 on 1’s he was a load to deal with as his thick lower half makes it hard to move him out of the way. He impressed me with his hand speed and placement in the stab and replace drill. Brock is the type of center you want as your anchor to build your offensive line around.

Brock is starting to become an extremely hot commodity across the D2 ranks here in Michigan. Nearly all of the GLIAC has shown interest in the small-school prospect, and he has even grabbed an offer from Davenport recently. He’s incredibly physical, firing off low and fast and packing a serious punch. He moves well in the open space, which is likely the result of playing in the 8-player division and having to execute some more open field blocks. Make no mistake about it, regardless of division, Brock absolutely has what it takes to play at the next level.

Brock put up some seriously impressive stuff in film in 2025. He’s a big body that can move in the open field and pack a serious punch. When he gets out into open space, he locks on and buries his man. When he pulls, his first step wastes no movement and blows guys 5+ yards out away from the hole. His passing sets are a lot less repped so he will definitely need to keep improving there, but his mentality and attitude are all there. He showed flashes of what he can do at our PRZMI Stock Up Showcase just a couple of months ago, which gives me the confidence to say he can be an all around offensive lineman at the next level. Huge 2026 for Brock incoming, no doubt.

Brock is a stout interior offensive lineman. He has a thick lower body and a strong anchor. He has a really strong posture and plays with heavy hands. He lined up at both at tackle and on the interior. I like him most at the guard position. He still has room to grow with his hands and technique, but the frame and the physical ability to play at the next level is definitely there. Woodhouse had 10.25″ hands and a 76.5″ wingspan.

It’s not every day that I get to evaluate a player from 8-man ball!

Brock is a bully in 8-man. His tape consists of pancake after pancake, constantly outmuscling the opposing DT. He does an excellent job of engaging with a man, locking out, and driving. Most defenders are simply too weak for Brock.

From a recruiting standpoint, Brock has a larger hill to climb than most. He needs to prove this offseason and next offseason that he not only has the power but the fundamentals to go along with it. As long as the 6’3″ height is accurate, he’ll have a chance to be a college prospect next year.