Cole Potter
Cole Potter
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Rob Howe | Prep Redzone Scout
Potter impressed me when I was watching his junior highlight video during this past offseason. I wrote about what I saw and looked forward to, hopefully, seeing him compete live this fall. That opportunity arrived on Oct. 24, 2025 when Potter and the Lions made the trip south to take on Iowa City West. He’d be going against an aggressive and athletic edge rusher for the Trojans. Potter performed admirably during a game where Linn-Mar quickly fell behind by a lot. Potter held his concentration and paved the way for the Lions to keep moving the ball against the home team. He’s technically sound with slick feet in pass protection. Using his hands well in that facet of blocking along with in the running game, Potter looked like a mature offensive lineman. His frame appears to have room for adding mass and strength, which could allow for position flexibility on the next level. Potter is college capable with potential for impact.
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The Lions ran the heck out of the ball last season even though the opposition knew it was coming. Potter was a big reason why they piled up more than 2,400 yards on the ground competing in the state’s largest classification. Junior highlights on his Hudl page provide insight into how Potter punishes dudes locking up with him. Potter is a unique offensive lineman. Linn-Mar lines him up at left tackle and center. He’s proficient in both spots as a blocker that mauls folks in close quarters and can take guys out in space. Potter’s frame has room to fill out and add strength. He should be receiving more attention on the recruiting trail.
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