Charles has had a very strong offseason so far, and you’re starting to see one of those “recruiting risers” that you get when offensive linemen start doing well in some offseason camps and such. Charles has picked up recent offers from UNC Pembroke, Barton, and Elizabeth City State, and this is an opportunity to add to that stash even more. I really like Charles’ initial physicality at the line of scrimmage in both run blocking and pass protection, and that sets him up to dominate consistently on film as a result.

Eure’s film is fantastic. There are plenty of ways a guy can rise, but sometimes, good old-fashioned on-field dominance is the best way. Eure moves really well for a guy his size, and he has a college-ready body. We’re obviously not alone in that assessment, as he just picked up his first offer from UNC Pembroke.

Taking a look at Charles on film, he is a physically imposing interior offensive line prospect. I think the strength of his game currently is his run blocking. He references over 50 pancake blocks on his Twitter page, and he certainly has a knack for finishing blocks and playing to the echo of the whistle. I’d love to see Charles in person at a camp to see how well he moves overall, but at the very least, he’s got some good potential to play college football in his future.

We’ve caught some recent glances of Eure, a physically impressive offensive lineman out of Hertford County. We’re told he impressed several opposing coaches with his movement skills and strength, but we haven’t gotten to deep dive into his film. As we spend time over the next few months really honing our evaluations, I think Eure could be a big mover in our rankings.