Bryce Slezak, - Prep Redzone

Bryce Slezak

Defensive Line

2024 Class

6'3" Height

250 Weight

Lake Stevens School

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About Bryce

Bryce Slezak is a 6'3" Defensive Line in the 2024 class. Slezak attends Lake Stevens in Washington. Slezak's Player Profile was created on May 13, 2022. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Bryce Slezak is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Devin Record

Prep Redzone Scout

Bryce and the entire Lake Stevens offensive line was stellar all night long, protecting their quarterback and making big holes for their running back. Bryce moves his feet very well for his size and is one of the top offensive lineman in the 2024 class. He is agile, strong, and extremely athletic.

3 years ago

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Jordan Reyes

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

At 6’2” 245 lbs. Slezak possesses excellent positional versatility to play either side of the line at the college level depending on development and need. He’s a plus athlete with good natural movement skills and flexibility in the knees, hips, and ankles. Shows he can run and use his short area burst to be an effective blocker in space especially as a puller or getting out in front of screen plays. He gets out of his stance quickly and can use his lateral agility to adjust and break down in space to hit a target. He’s an aggressive blocker that is tough and physical at the contact point. Voted second team all-area at offensive line as a sophomore.

4 years ago

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Devin Record

Prep Redzone Scout

Bryce and the Lake Stevens offensive line stands out quite a bit, given the fact they have Notre Dame commit Jayden Limar Jayden Limar 5'9" | 190 lbs | RB Lake Stevens | 2023 State WA in the backfield. They are able to create holes for Limar to sneak through and run to the next level. The one play that Slezak had against Bellevue HS week 2 was a pull block that he did. It was a little screen pass to the receiver and Bryce sprinted to get ahead of his teammate and get the block. I had never seen an offensive lineman move that quickly, it was very impressive. His athleticism on the line is some of the best in the entire state.