Columbus Rank: 2nd

Collin holds the top OL spot in our 2028 class. He’s a dominant run defender who uses his power and athleticism to bowl over his matchup. He’s got a quick first step and has that killer mentality as an offensive lineman you need in an elite prospect. With his size and athleticism, Collin could very well end up being a top target for blue-blood P4 programs.

Collin Burris Collin Burris 6'5" | 300 lbs | OL/DL Marysville | 2028 State OH is a strong and powerful run blocker and a super-talented Class of 2028 recruit for Marysville. The 6-foot-5, 280-pound offensive lineman flashes a mean streak, good foot speed and a quick first step. He has also played defensive tackle. College teams are intrigued by his size, frame and play strength. Recent Power 4 offers include Indiana, Virginia Tech, Boston College, Iowa State and Wisconsin.

Collin Burris Collin Burris 6'5" | 300 lbs | OL/DL Marysville | 2028 State OH could be Ohio’s top recruit in the Class of 2028. Burris has a quick first step, fires forward off the line-of-scrimmage effectively and is a great finisher in the run game. He picked up a huge offer from the defending national champions – Indiana – last weekend on a visit to Bloomington.

Collin is a rising prospect within the Columbus area. Collin already sits at 6’5” 300, and has been putting together an impressive season for the Monarchs. He has been a stonewall at LT. He has demonstrated a strong starting skillset in pass protection, offering a solid anchor and powerful arms. His best work is in the run game. Collin has an incredible first step and can push vertically to create gaps. With his size and current tape, Burris can grow into one of the better 2028 offensive lineman prospects in all of Ohio.

Burris is a strong offensive tackle prospect with a quick first step and is a very good run blocker, especially when team aligns in a double-wing offense. He has good hand placement, leg drive and latch to create vertical push off the LOS. With his young age as a rising sophomore, his upsdie could be through the roof. Recently picked up his first offer from Miami-Ohio.

Offensive Linemen are weapons in my eyes, and Burris is a game-wrecker for defensive fronts. He plays with great power and can move well to get rolling downfield. Burris has good hand placement and can leverage well. He has incredible size as a freshman and I think he could play both guard and tackle in his future.