Cameron Flynn is a 6'5" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2028 class.
Flynn attends Millard West in Nebraska.
Flynn's Player Profile was created on February 16, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Cameron
FlynnOL/DL
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
300
HS
Millard West
|
NE
Eye Catchers from Across the State thru Midseason
The 2028 class for offensive linemen is stacked, as one third of our class is featured in the...
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Cameron
FlynnOL/DL
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
300
HS
Millard West
|
NE
Nebraska 2028s You Should Start Watching Now
(@Cameron65785) I’ve always said that Millard West is a good place to go looking for trench players, and...
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Nate Wahl | Prep Redzone Scout
Nate Wahl
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
The 2028 class for offensive linemen is stacked, as one third of our class is featured in the top 40 overall, and the growth I have seen out of Milard West’s Cameron FlynnCameronFlynn
6'5" | 300 lbs | OL/DL
Millard West | 2028 StateNE
shows of as a offensive tackle that looks like one that is moving up our rankings by next update. The 6’5 305 pounder has grown from agility perspective for his size with the growth he ‘s made from his sophomore year, as there’s surely more fire in his lower body that is generating balanced leverage to utilize his strength. The penetration ability too that he’s gained going to his left side shows off that growing strength to pile down and open off the run game on his side of the offensive line. He’s one that I surely feel should be in our top 10 in the 2028 class amongs the offensive line group.
I’ve always said that Millard West is a good place to go looking for trench players, and that continues to ring true with sophomore Cameron FlynnCameronFlynn
6'5" | 300 lbs | OL/DL
Millard West | 2028 StateNE
. Cameron is a beast on the offensive line with great size at 6’5″ and 305 lbs, and raw power to force defenders off their spot. He plays tackle for the Wildcats, but I can see him staying there or moving to guard at the collegiate level, where coaches will love his lateral quickness and mobility to maul over defenders on pulling plays or when getting him out in space. He does a great job of shooting his hands and working them inside to gain the leverage advantage over his opponents. Once he’s taken his opponent’s chest, he has the power in his base to stand them up, rendering them useless, or finishing the block with a mean drive into the dirt. I was also impressed with Cameron’s ability to mirror pass rushers and engage in hand-fighting when in pass protection. Make sure to get this mauler on campus this offseason!