Jake Hohenshelt Jake Hohenshelt 6'4" | 270 lbs | OL State College | 2024 State PA will be moved to offensive line on our site, probably by the time he or anyone reads this. His overall rank will remain, so he’s projected to land somewhere inside the top ten at that position as well. We liked Hohenshelt’s tape so much back in January, that he debuted inside our top 125. Now, State College’s TE/OL prospect climbs inside the top 50, mainly because of the validation Penn State put on his name. We flirted with the idea that Hohenshelt’s tape warranted FBS attention, I didn’t know if a program of PSU’s caliber would pull the trigger so soon, however. They see what we see. I have a feeling Hohenshelt has geared up for his primary role at tackle. I’ve seen the likes of Caleb Brewer Caleb Brewer 6'5" | 285 lbs | OL Wyomissing | 2024 State PA and Kevin Heywood Kevin Heywood 6'7" | 300 lbs | OL Pope John Paul II | 2024 State PA jump into the top ten, I realistically could see the same for Hohenshelt after his senior campaign is through. Will other Big 10 programs follow suit? Will the ACC step in, Syracuse and VA Tech could be options as a late addition.

The first time I got to see Hohenshelt up-close and I came away very impressed. Legitimate 6-foot-4 size, has a solid amount of weight on his body as well. While he is a bit of a raw prospect still, there are not many tight ends in the class of 2024 with higher ceilings. His stock has risen greatly this offseason and I expect it will continue to do so throughout the summer.

Impressive to see Jake Hohenshelt Jake Hohenshelt 6'4" | 270 lbs | OL State College | 2024 State PA place amongst the elite tight ends after the season he put forth blocking for D’Antae Sheffey D’Antae Sheffey 6'0" | 190 lbs | RB State College | 2026 State PA at State College. What’s more impressive is how quickly he’s reached this point after just two complete seasons of football under his belt. I love the kid’s tape, especially how State College utilizes him in the backfield as well as in pre-snap motion sets. Hohenshelt is straddling the line between TE and OL, both from a height/weight perspective, as well as a skillset point of view. I can see SC moving Hohenshelt to OL permanently despite his raw tendencies. Speaking of raw tendencies, Hohenshelt’s high rank is certainly a projection as to where I think his recruiting status will be heading into his senior year. Hohenshelt is far from the cleanest prospect, yet there is too much good on tape to ignore what he could become moving forward.