Bryce Vigness is a 6'4" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Vigness attends Papillion-La Vista in Nebraska.
Vigness's Player Profile was created on November 1, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Bryce
VignessOL/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
285
HS
Papillion-La Vista
|
NE
Recruiting Updates For Some of Nebraska’s Top Protectors
(@BryceVigness) Papillion-La Vista’s Bryce Vigness is another fast-rising OL prospect who is making tons of waves in the...
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Bryce
VignessOL/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
285
HS
Papillion-La Vista
|
NE
2027 Evaluations | Juniors to Add to Your Radar III
@BryceVigness This 2027 OL group is loaded with high-upside prospects who project well to the next level, including...
Papillion-La Vista’s Bryce VignessBryceVigness
6'4" | 285 lbs | OL/DL
Papillion-La Vista | 2027 StateNE
is another fast-rising OL prospect who is making tons of waves in the recruiting world with nine D1 offers. Vigness currently holds offers from North Dakota State, South Dakota, Iowa State, North Dakota, Kansas State, Northern Illinois, Lindenwood, South Dakota State, and Pitt. Bryce has also locked in an official visit to Iowa State and has been in contact with schools such as Fresno State, Michigan State, Northern Iowa, and Mizzou.
This 2027 OL group is loaded with high-upside prospects who project well to the next level, including the Monarch’s Bryce VignessBryceVigness
6'4" | 285 lbs | OL/DL
Papillion-La Vista | 2027 StateNE
. Entering his junior season, Bryce already displays a polished game from a technical standpoint, with good footwork, bend, and effective hand usage. Vigness is quick to fire out of his stance and is very aggressive at the point of attack with heavy, powerful hands that stay ready to punch at his opponent. When jabbing at his opponent, Bryce does a good job with his hand placement and knows how to win the inside leverage battle, which he can then use the power in his hips to upend his opponent and finish the block in the dirt. Powerful base allows him to drive defenders off the ball at will, and can help him anchor down to stonewall pass rushers. Good lateral mobility allows him to slide and pull with ease, and he showed that he can climb up to the second level to seal off defenders. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Bryce sitting on a few offers by the end of his junior campaign.