Bryan Palamar is a 6'2" Offensive Line in the 2026 class.
Palamar attends Elizabeth in New Jersey.
Palamar's Player Profile was created on February 18, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Bryan
PalamarOL
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
280
HS
Elizabeth
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NJ
’26 Rankings Update: Shake Up within the Top-150 Ranked, Part I
Elizabeth’s Bryan Palamar is a prospect who wrangled a starting job at left tackle during the back-third of...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
Bryan
PalamarOL
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
280
HS
Elizabeth
|
NJ
Returning Contributors: The Elizabeth Minutemen Big Men
The lone 2026 graduate on today’s list, Bryan Palamar is a prospect who seems to have come on,...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
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Elizabeth’s Bryan PalamarBryanPalamar
6'2" | 280 lbs | OL
Elizabeth | 2026 StateNJ
is a prospect who wrangled a starting job at left tackle during the back-third of his sophomore season, showed tremendous promise, and really took a leadership role by way of his play during his junior year. Comparatively speaking between tape on either season, his ability to stay in front of pass rushers remains; however, we see more of Palamar totally collapsing his side of the line of scrimmage, washing defenders down when he is play side, cutting off back side defenders, and event pulling. To date, no offers have yet to come, but Buffalo is apparently showing interest.
The lone 2026 graduate on today’s list, Bryan PalamarBryanPalamar
6'2" | 280 lbs | OL
Elizabeth | 2026 StateNJ
is a prospect who seems to have come on, stayed on, and played his best ball of the season as the weeks went by. The first clip of his got me fired up as a former offensive linemen. We immediately see Palamar’s kick step against a speed rusher as he beats him to his spot; however, as the defender works back to the inside, Palamar effectively powers down. The cat-and-mouse goes on for probably close to 8 seconds as the young, burly offensive lineman stays in front of his matchup each step of the way until the quarterback scrambles. Needless to say, the big cat one in an absolute clinic film. Another thing college coaches will be excited to see from his sophomore tape is how Palamar works double teams. He gets a great initial push, popping the down-lineman back, then he climbs, seals, and wins with his head at the second level consistently leaving his running back 1-on-1 in the second level. Drive blocking we see the emergence of hips, flex, and bend, as well as a solid base. Based on tape there is much to be exited for young Palamar. I would like to see his film include clips of him picking up stunts and twists both in pass protection and in the run game.