The Mississippi Valley Conference Lineman of the Year is a very talented recruit who could play either side of the trenches. Not many athletes have his versatility. Jagger is a big, powerful recruit at 6’2″ 260 lbs. The senior has an outstanding ability to play with power and agility. He is so nimble of his feet, while still being ready to unload his full power into an OL or DL at any given moment. That powerful lower body abuses DL when he run blocks. He has devastating hands that deliver powerful initial punches. This would be a great last minute gift for a team’s 2026 recruiting class.

Jagger is a very intriguing prospect. He played both ways for Holmen and I believe he could play IDL or IOL at the next level. On the defensive side of the ball Jagger racked up 28 tackles, 6 TFLs, and 2.5 sacks. The big man brings explosive violence to both positions. He does great at playing with leverage, popping defenders under the chin and driving them off the line or using it to bull rush through an OL. Jagger is a force on the interior. He is strong and brings athleticism that is a tough matchup for opponents on either side of the ball. Don’t sleep on the high impact lineman.

The Holmen OL/DL is one of my favorite finds in this update. He earned an offer from River Falls this summer as well as an offer from Mankato after showing up to a camp and winning best DL of the event. The 6’2” 260 lbs senior dominates with quickness off the line, leverage, and that power that jumps off the screen when you watch him on tape. On offense, when Jagger gets his hands on there is no getting away from him. He is going to drive you backwards in the run game until you are on your back. That same power on defense makes him a great anchor in the trenches to hold