Dylan Tabb is a 6'6" Offensive Line in the 2026 class.
Tabb attends Orange Beach in Alabama.
Tabb's Player Profile was created on July 23, 2025.
Subscribe to Prep Redzone
to see where Dylan Tabb is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.
Expert Analysis
Dylan
TabbOL
Class
2026
Height
6'6"
Weight
290
HS
Orange Beach
|
AL
2026 Rankings Update- Talented New Additions (Offense)
Dylan Tabb is a talented OT from Orange Beach who impressed us last fall and is now ranked...
Written by Cooper Morreale
Dylan
TabbOL
Class
2026
Height
6'6"
Weight
290
HS
Orange Beach
|
AL
Stock Risers- New 2026 Prospects Moving Up Our Ranks
Dylan Tabb is a talented OL out of Orange Beach who’s put together some great film from his...
“Tabb is an athletic LT who can open up the run game and provide great pass protection every down. At 6’6 290, Tabb can move really well, has great strength/power, and plays with impressive leverage he uses to win matchups at the line of scrimmage.
I’m really impressed with Tabb’s run blocking. He explodes off the snap and has the athleticism to work his way upfield, consistently opening huge opportunities/rushing lanes for his teammates to capitalize on.”
I think Tabb is a really talented offensive lineman who’s been seriously slept on. If you haven’t watched any of his tape before, be sure to check him out below. He was really reliable for Orange Beach this year.
“Tabb is an athletic LT who can open up the run game and provide great pass protection every down. At 6’6 290, Tabb can move really well, has great strength/power, and plays with impressive leverage he uses to win matchups at the line of scrimmage.
I’m really impressed with Tabb’s run blocking. He explodes off the snap and has the athleticism to work his way upfield, consistently opening huge opportunities/rushing lanes for his teammates to capitalize on.”
Tabb has picked up offers from South Alabama and Alcorn State within the last few weeks, and with his talent, I won’t be surprised if he continues to pick up more attention!
Check out some of Tabb’s film below. You’ll be impressed: