Cameron Greene
Cameron Greene
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Earnest Daniels | Prep Redzone Scout
Cameron Greene Cameron Greene 6'6" | 330 lbs | OL St. Augustine | 2026 State NJ , the towering 6’7”, 315-pound tackle from St. Augustine, possesses all the physical traits of an elite offensive line prospect. His length, wingspan, and mobility make him a natural fit at offensive tackle. He earned the superlative for Best Tools in the 2026 class.
What immediately stands out on film is his dominance in the run game. Greene isn’t just winning one-on-one battles—he’s strategically locating second-level defenders, consistently sealing off linebackers and safeties to create lanes downfield. That ability to maintain leverage and balance while on the move is rare for a lineman of his size.
While Greene has all the raw tools, his game still needs refinement. His pass protection technique, particularly his hand placement and footwork, remains a work in progress. Cleaning up his body composition could also help maximize his athleticism. However, with time and development, his ceiling is sky-high.
That potential hasn’t gone unnoticed. Greene holds offers from Penn State, Syracuse, and Boston College, among others. If he continues to improve, especially in pass protection, he has a real chance to solidify himself as the top tackle in his class.
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- Relentless player who keeps on coming at you
- Extremely powerful upper body; bench pressed someone onto their rear
- Very large human being, allows him to gap-hinge backside effortless
- Gets tremendous movement on double teams; continues to walk people downfield as his adjacent guard peels off
- Step to his inside gap can stand to be quicker
- Patient in pass pro, waits for threat to encroach upon him before punching and recoiling
- Anticipates the snap count from time-to-time
- Hard to judge his ability to bend since he is so big and trumps everyone
- hope to see gained confidence in his kick step; must remained balance in pass protection and avoid turning shoulders inward when powering down
- Consistently refitting his hands and grabbing chest plates will add to his run-game dominance
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