Eli Wolfe Eli Wolfe 5'10" | 260 lbs | OL/DL Concord Christian | 2030 TN is a talented young interior offensive lineman with a strong frame, anchor and technique that started at the high school varsity level as an eighth grader.

Starting at guard as an eighth grader, he was a stable presence against DII-A competition, helping open rushing lanes and maintain a clean pocket.

He is undersized at just 5-foot-10, but holds a lot of weight well at 265 pounds and has the anchor to pair with his stocky frame, allowing him to drive defenders out the play and open a rushing lane.

He has the athleticism to move upfield or work to seal off opposing linemen, which should translate to the center position in the long term.

EXPECTED ROLE IN 2026: He will continue to start for the new Concord football program and has high-level potential as a long-term center, where he received some reps as an eighth grader at the high school varsity level.

The right side of the 7th Grade Tennessee Future Stars Offensive Line was a force to be reckoned with in their annual tilt against the Tennessee Future Stars. Eli Wolfe Eli Wolfe 5'10" | 260 lbs | OL/DL Concord Christian | 2030 TN , who started at Right Guard, was one of the big reasons Tennessee came away victorious in the game. For a young prospect as thick and wide as Wolfe is, he showed the feet of a Ballerina when pulling down the line. His feet are very quick and he had no problem lead blocking or getting up to the next level to block downfield.

The lone class of 2030 prospect (currently in seventh-grade) to start on both sides of the ball, Eli Wolfe Eli Wolfe 5'10" | 260 lbs | OL/DL Concord Christian | 2030 TN is a name to know going forward. He wasn’t at the first practice of the day, but was a welcomed addition at the second practice on Saturday. He’s a stout, thick kid who’s built like an old refrigerator. The Austin East prospect possesses, and showed off unbelievable strength. He would eventually go on to start at Left Guard and at Defensive End in the game, but his start at Defensive End was only because of the Gonzalez brother were manning the D-Tackle spots. Make no bones about it, he’s an interior guy on both sides of the ball and should be one of the top Tennessee OL/DL in the class of 2030.