Elijah Jackson Wildoner is a 6'4" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Jackson Wildoner attends Zionsville in Indiana.
Jackson Wildoner's Player Profile was created on June 19, 2025.
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Elijah
Jackson WildonerOL/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
290
HS
Zionsville
|
IN
Trench Talk Tuesday: Prospects Who Popped In 2026
Elijah Wildoner is a starting offensive lineman for Zionsville. Tall and strong. Played OT at Harrison, transferring to...
Written by Bryan Ault
Elijah
Jackson WildonerOL/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
290
HS
Zionsville
|
IN
Summer Spotlight: Central Indiana Ballers Who Could Break Out
Elijah Wildoner is a starting offensive lineman for Zionsville, and the 6-foot-4, 270-pound prospect has the goods. Wildoner,...
Written by Bryan Ault
Elijah
Jackson WildonerOL/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
290
HS
Zionsville
|
IN
Central Indiana: Tackles with Upside and Grit
Wildoner got work on both sides of tackle last year and handled it well. He looked more comfortable...
Written by Sam Erman
Bryan Ault | Prep Redzone Scout
Bryan Ault
Prep Redzone Scout
Elijah Wildoner is a starting offensive lineman for Zionsville. Tall and strong. Played OT at Harrison, transferring to Zionsville, college fit is likely at guard. Thick bubble with good leg drive, latch and strength in the run game. Can really dent defenders and take them for a ride. Quick first step and flashes good hand placement and strike timing. High effort, good finisher.
Elijah Wildoner is a starting offensive lineman for Zionsville, and the 6-foot-4, 270-pound prospect has the goods. Wildoner, who’s starts at guard, is a very good puller in space who can strike a moving target and create vertical push. He is a very explosive player with a quick first step and flashes a mean streak. Anchoring Zionsville’s offensive line, he figures to be a key returning starter in 2026.
Wildoner got work on both sides of tackle last year and handled it well. He looked more comfortable on the right side, where his fundamentals stood out the most. He’s got a quick first drop step in pass protection and doesn’t waste movement once he’s set. He’s also quick enough to get to the second level and lead block in space, which adds value to his game. As he settles into a more defined role, I could see him becoming a steady piece on that right side.