Kjellesvik is one of the highest ranked offensive lineman in the class and we don’t quite understand why he is not getting more tracking on the recruiting scene.  The big 6’4″ 260 pound left tackle has a great frame and moves bodies off the ball with force.  Excellent pass blocker that is light on his feet while using his length. Gret use of his hands controlling defensive lineman. In the run game he seals, uses leverage, and powers defenders with his legs.  To me he looks like a power 4 offensive lineman who brings the versatility to kick inside to guard if needed, but we see him best as a right tackle.  Overall he is big, technically sound, and athletic.

The Morris 6’4” offensive lineman is a beast on tape!  That is why we are surprised there has not been more offers thrown his way.  Michigan State and Eastern Michigan are heavily involved at this point.  As a left tackle he gets out in space blocking very well on the move.  Puts his opponents on the ground and plays with strength and good use of angles.

This Morris 6’4″ 260 pound left tackle is one of the better offensive lineman in the class.  Excellent technique and very physical. Really shines in pass protection as he mirrors about as well as anyone and has outstanding footwork. Anchors with his strength. Very instinctual and technically sound.  Athleticism and mobility show in the run game.

A big-time 2027 OL prospect, both in the state of Illinois and potentially in the Midwest, Morris High School’s 6’4, 255 lb. First Team All-Conference left tackle Brogan Kjellesvik Brogan Kjellesvik 6'4" | 260 lbs | OL Morris | 2027 State IL was a full-time varsity starter in 2023 as a freshman, helping Morris to an 11-1 record and proving himself more than worthy and physically ready to succeed against Illinois 5A varsity competition. I can’t lie, his freshman tape is a bit of a mess. No order, very long, and doesn’t fully articulate and spotlight the kind of player Kjellesvik is, but it’s still obvious that the 260 lber. is not your average freshman in the strength department. Crushing at the point of attack and excels at the contact point, Kjellesvik can finish DL on simple down blocks, plays whistle to whistle, and is far above the curve in the technique and mobility departments. His body control, balance, and overall athleticism also are big factors as to why Kjellesvik was such a successful starter in 2023 as a freshman, something only one other kid on this list can claim (Wagner), but my big takeaway from the tape is that Kjellesvik wants to drive you into the turf and enforce his will physically through four quarters of action. PRzIL is very invested and very excited to see how the Morris 2027 mauler continues to develop. Shouldn’t be long before he starts earning some scholarship $.