Ephraim is one of the best offensive linemen in the state, as we have him ranked very highly in his class, reflective of his ability. Ephraim will give an anchor up front to a good Pumas offensive line that they will rely on to provide movement in the run game and time to take shots down the field in the passing game. Ephraim has ideal size already to play on the next level at either guard or tackle, and that versatility, along with his high-level strength and fundamental ability, has college programs eager to offer him for his services.

Holmes continues to climb our rankings, even if it feels like he’s flying a bit under the radar. The rising junior first hit our radar when he burst onto the scene last summer after hitting several college camps. A versatile lineman who can play multiple spots on either side of the line, he continues to rack up offers this spring.

Holmes is our highest-ranked debutant in the rankings, starting all the way up at 16th after being completely off our radar in January. Holmes has hit several megacamps early this summer, earning several offers from teams in attendance, such as South Florida and East Carolina. A high-upside prospect, Holmes doesn’t have much film, but can play either guard or tackle.

This young man has come big onto the scene within the last week or so, picking up offers from South Florida and Warner Universities after participating in the Mercer Mega Camp. Ephraim backed that up with another strong performance that produced an offer from East Carolina after this camp. The size and overall athletic ability in such a young player will have Ephraim on a lot of college football coaches’ radars going forward. We ranked him very highly in our updated 2028 rankings, mainly based on the projection that college coaches see as well.