Rounding out the final 11, there are multiple players who can be the last name on this list. I have decided to give the nod to North Rockland OL Dominick Tirri Dominick Tirri 6'4" | 280 lbs | OL North Rockland | 2027 State NY . The talented prospect has picked up a few offers as of late, and showcases good strength along with outstanding hand placement, allowing him to open holes across the line, and hold talented Tackles at bay in the passing game.

Standing at 6’2″ 265-Pounds, Tirri displays a good build for a lineman. In his Sophomore season, he saw the bulk of his reps at Guard and Center.

Tirri is an aggressive physical guard who looks for work across the field. He has a great blend of athleticism and versatility on the line which allows him to move around. He is the definition of a pulling guard and excels as a lead blocker, pushing defenders out of his way and creating gaps for his back. With his size and strength, he became one of the hardest prospects to beat on the LOS.

The North Rockland lineman is a top player in Section One in 2027. His blend of power and athleticism, make him a deadly weapon for North Rockland, allowing the run game to flourish.

Dominick Tirri is a 6’2”, 264-pound offensive lineman at North Rockland High School who has playing experience at OG and C. This is a lineman that has a lot of versatility and athletic ability that was evident on his tape. Tirri showed promise being able to in-line block opponents into the second levels of the defense and had tremendous drive to finish his blocks. Many times he was able to pancake block the defender into the ground with ease. Goal line situations posed no issue whatsoever for this lineman. The action of pull blocks in the run game was run with good timing, being able to set up a lane for the ball carrier to run into. Tirri has a lot of strength, power, and speed at the POW. Pass rushers that could not mix power and speed had a rough time block shedding off of Tirri because of his pure size and ability to move. One play that stood out was when Tirri was even able to take a pass rusher out of the field of play completely in pass protection.