Cody Holzrichter Cody Holzrichter 6'4" | 300 lbs | OL Haven | 2027 State KS is one of the few remaining uncommitted offensive linemen here in Kansas. He recently earned an offer from Coffeyville CC. At guard, he’s a physical run mauler who can work to the second level with solid foot quickness and active feet to drive defenders. He’s able to open his hips and pull to play side. Add him to your recruiting board.

The 6-foot-4, 295-pound Holzrichter is first and foremost a absolute road grader that has no qualms about getting down and dirty on the football field. Also yet another good student, where he holds a 3.7 GPA.

The Haven bruiser had 164 pancakes over 10 games and gave up zero sacks allowed on 237 passing attempts this past fall.

He definitely has the measurable colleges look for in a offensive guard. Once he gets his paws onto a defender and starts moving his feet, he overwhelms his opponent with his size and strength. He does get off the ball fairly quickly and does a good job when it comes to short pulling or blocking down.

There is definitely room for improvement with his game though. He could always improve his ability to become more flexible to help him bend and play with a better pad level. Being lighter on his feet would help him all-around but for sure with pass blocking. There is still a lot to like when one watches Holzrichter and I definitely look forward in seeing him develop throughout the off-season.

He was named First Team All-State 2A and First Team All-Central Kansas League offensive line.

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Cody Holzrichter Cody Holzrichter 6'4" | 300 lbs | OL Haven | 2027 State KS , 6’3, 290, OL/DL, Haven, ’27. He is another large and in charge lineman coming off a good sophomore year and is ready to the take it to another level in 2025. With his size, strength and versatility in the trenches he is developing into a standout offensive guard. After getting acclimated to the varsity game the last couple seasons he is training hard for a stepping-stone season this fall. He has been lifting weights and doing his mobility and speedwork since early in the year and has also learned a lot training with Coach Rashad Daniels. He is already faster and significantly stronger than last fall and is looking to optimize further with camp action this summer. Things are going to get busy in the near future, as he will be hitting camps at KU, K-State, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Missouri and Arkansas. The big guy is getting ready to own it this fall.