No matter the situation, Stein plays with his hair on fire. He reads and reacts quickly, and comes flying in and lays some devastating hits. He’s big and physical, and can disengage from blocks to make plays, or just flat out crumple lead blockers. There are plenty of examples on film of Dominic beating blockers to the point of attack and winning 1 on 1 reps against the ball carrier. He has also flashed some ability to cover in space thanks to his above average agility and his length that allows him to contest everything. I still think Stein is largely overlooked, but make no mistake-this dude is a future Saturday guy.

Impressive first few weeks for Stein and the Glen Lake football program. At 6’2 220, Stein is one of the most physically imposing defensive players I watched in this round of film work. He reads his keys well and doesn’t get fooled, stays home and makes plays time after time. He does a great job of stringing it out when offenses try to turn the corner on him, and fills gaps when they go downhill. The more I see of him, the more his stock rises in my eyes.

Dominic is a throw back old school linebacker that loves to create contact. I really like Dominic on film and he shows very strong instincts from his linebacker position. The number #23 ranked backer possesses excellent size and he uses it to take on blockers and shut the run down around the line of scrimmage. Another thing that I like about Dominic is his ability to keep good leverage and not over run plays , then when a crease opens up he fires into the hole to make the stop. Glen lake has a dog in the middle of there defense and it will pay dividends for his teammates. watch out for Dominic this fall as I see his stock rising a great deal.

Dominic is a player that I really like on film. He shows good side line to side line speed and arrives at the ball carrier with bad intentions. I really appreciate the old school linebacker mentality that Dominic shows on the field. In a day and age where people rely on speed Dominic runs through people. On multiple plays Dominic does an excellent job keeping gap integrity and scraps down the line to make a play. At 6’2″ 220 plus pounds if you’re looking for a true linebacker to lead a defense he is your guy. Keep an eye on Dominic this fall and trust me he won’t be hard to find.

Absolute gem and definite sleeper from Glen Lake. No wonder he earned all-state honors last season because these highlights are impressive.

One area that Dominic excels at is kick-out blocking. Dominic is fast enough to pull and lay a massive hit on the 5-tech on the opposite side of the formation. Engaging in a more standard base block, Dominic is aggressive as heck and straight-up eliminates defenders. For example, watch 3:03 as Dominic takes one step, lowers a shoulder, and levels the linebacker.

Dominic is a really, really good high school offensive lineman. In terms of college recruitment, he’ll need to attend off-season camps and impress. He’s also a tad lighter and smaller than most Tackle prospects. My gut says that he has a good chance to become a D2 prospect if he fully commits to improving his technique, body, and overall value in the next year.