Mostly serving as a blindside tackle for Riverside last fall, Chase Perry Chase Perry 6'1" | 250 lbs | OL Riverside | 2026 State NJ will be back for some more in 2024. Perry gains a lot of his success due to his sheer willpower, refusing to be outworked and never stopping his feet. He moves fluidly and quickly when asked to pull – all the while looking for, and successfully, cleaning up his first threat. I have a few bits of feedback that I have for Perry. First is that if he wishes to play college football, he needs to clean up his tape. Take only the best-of-the-best and make sure to identify yourself in every clip. From the little bit that I know about Riverside, they are a run-oriented offense. That said, it would behoove Perry to get his hand in the dirt every play. This will force his bend to improve, and thus his pad level. In what appears to be a gap scheme, Perry’s feet should always be moving forward. Although he steps with the correct foot, his first step tends to be backwards. That foot must go forwards to gain ground.

Chase Perry’s potential as a playmaker on the offensive line is evident in his athleticism and growing skill set. Standing at 6’1” and weighing 285 pounds, he possesses the size and agility necessary to excel at the left tackle position. Despite being relatively new to starting, his ability to move in space and lead blocks for the running game showcases his natural athleticism. However, there are areas for improvement, particularly in maintaining consistent leverage and generating power from his posterior chain. With continued development and refinement of his technique, Chase has the potential to become a formidable force on the offensive line. As he gains experience and hones his skills, his impact on the field is expected to grow, making him a player to watch in the coming years.