Love what I’m seeing from Eisnaugle early into his freshman season. He’s a force in the trenches. He’s already getting varsity snaps for a talented Columbus DeSales team. Physically he has a stout build. He’s a bull off the snap on both sides of the. Depending on how Eisnaugle continues to develop physically I could see him on either side of the ball. Right now because of his height and combination of strength, quickness, and athleticism I like his ceiling at the defensive tackle position a little more, but he’s already does a great job on the offensive line at the tackle position. Chantz has great functional strength and plays with heavy hands. He’s a fun watch on film because he’s a violent finisher with a hunger for domination. As he gets more reps on the defensive side of the ball I think he has a chance to be a game changing type of rush tackle. One who absolutely wrecks offenses. His get-off and pad level along with the aforementioned traits make him a tremendous candidate for that type of upside. I’ll have a close eye on this trench monster over the coming years.