My top 2024 OL without a D1 offer is the Kettle Moraine two way monster, Grey Rumohr. The 2024 OL group here in WI is special, and right near the top is Rumohr. He has excellent size and length at 6’5″ 290 lbs. Grey’s anchor and play strength are elite. He easily negates his opponent’s strength with force and stoutness. His hand usage is exceptional as well. Grey seems to always have great hand placement, and he gets that thanks to how quickly his hands are. That quickness paired with the power behind them leads to a devastating initial punch. The monster of an OL plays in space very well too. He can get to LB depth front side and backside. He is very quick and an easy mover while getting out to the second level. There is so much more to like, but the last major trait that stands out is his body control. He always plays with a wide base, shoulders over his toes, doesn’t reach for defenders, and can change direction with ease. When things get rolling for Greyden they will pick up steam quick. He is “must know” as a prospect.

An under the radar 2024 who really impressed me was the 6’5″ 290 lbs OT from Kettle Moraine. I don’t think we will be able to call him under the radar for much longer, though. Greyden has proven this season that he belongs in the conversation with the other stud 2024 OL prospects. That elite frame comes with very impressive technique already. The technician keeps a wide base, and tight hands allowing him to always be ready to strike his bunch right to the center of his opponent’s chest. He has a very balanced game already. You can rely on him to be able to mirror in pass coverage just as much as you can trust him to be able to pull or drive him man off the line in the run game. The young athlete has me very excited for his future because I still see so much room for improvement, and he has so many traits to build upon. Expect his recruitment to explode sometime before next season.

Stats: 13 Tackles, 3 TFLs, 1 SackrnWhen the 6’5″ 290 lbs OT/DT breaks onto the recruiting scene we are going to see him take off. He has an elite frame, with excellent body control to match. Grey also has vastly superior strength that allows him to maul defenders in the run game on offense. He generates a ton of movement in the run game, resetting the line of scrimmage yards down field. On defense that power remains superior as he collapses the pocket from the interior as well as wrecks havoc for backs trying to find the lane. The body control shines on defense too as he moves laterally to stay in position to make tackles. The most impressive play of the night was when he put the range on display as he tracked down a screen play 10 yards down field. Grey is turning himself into a special prospect. No question he is a D1 talent.