Capehart measures in at 6’4 295-pounds and can play either offensive tackle or offensive guard. He’s been lockdown for Ponderosa this past season and is refining his technique with Coach McChesney. Capehart has good initial quickness out of his stance with very good hand speed. Maintains a low pad level due to his very good knee bend, balance, body control, and good flexibility. Very good strength, hand placement, and hand strength. On film, he does a great job using his speed to reach first to 2^nd level blocks. Controls and steers the DL to create rushing lanes. He has good foot quickness and stays controlled throughout. Very good anchor, neutralizing pass rush techniques. He just recently earned his first D1 offer from Columbia and second from Princeton! I believe he will be gaining more soon!

HT: 6’4 WT: 203.6 Wingspan: 77” Hand Size: 9.25” 40 YD: 5.90 L-Drill: 8.57 Broad Jump: 7ft 2in  Pro Shuttle: 5.15

Capehart continued to impress me throughout the event. He was very attentive during the coaching portion, did well during the drills, and dominated during the 1 on 1 portion. Capehart has very good strength, balance, and body control. If he got knocked around, he readjusted with his balance, and won the rep. Maintains a low pad level due to his good knee bend and flexibility. Very good hand strength and hand placement to control his opponent in 1 on 1s. Locked out the bull rush and used his good hand speed to combat pass rushing moves. Very good anchor. Capehart is a smart kid earning looks from Harvard, Yale, and Brown. He’s got a bright future ahead of him !  

Capehart is an exciting up and coming offensive tackle. The 6’4 285-pound lineman has been rock solid all year long for the Ponderosa offensive line. Capehart has very good strength. He has good initial quickness out of his stance and uses his very good hand speed to engage with DL first. He has very good balance and body control. Good knee bend and flexibility. Capehart uses his very good hand strength and hand placement to control and steer his opponent. Good foot quickness and uses his very good hand speed for readjustments. Very good anchor. He locks out and neutralizes the bull rush. Capehart is a smart player, letting go before it’d be considered a hold. He also has the tenacity and fire you want out of an offensive lineman, especially your starting tackle. Kid’s a beast with a bright future ahead of him.

Capehart is an exciting prospect to watch, slotting in at both tackle and guard. The 6’4 275 pound offensive lineman has very good strength, and very good body control, paired with very good hand strength and placement. He uses this to control and steer his opponent with ease. He starts with a low pad level and has good quickness out of his stance, engaging with the defender first. Capehart utilizes his very good foot quickness to mirror the DL or push forward in the run game. Good pull blocking. In the pass game, he maintains a good anchor. Capehart also has good athletic ability out in space and shows good speed from 1^st level to 2^nd level blocks. Keep an eye out for a breakout season from this standout OL.

Capehart brings grit, athleticism, and versatility to the offensive line. A tenacious blocker with strong leverage technique, he consistently clears lanes in the run game while showing the mobility to reach and engage quicker defenders. His ability to pull and lead in space adds another layer to his value, and his punch at the point of attack shows strength and control. Capable of playing multiple positions up front, Capehart is a rising name to know this fall.