Jayden Robbins is a 6'3" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Robbins attends Southern School of Energy and Sustainability in North Carolina.
Robbins's Player Profile was created on May 12, 2025.
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This was one of my first times looking at Jayden in detail, and there are a couple of...
Written by Matt Morrow
Jayden
RobbinsOL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
310
HS
Southern School of Energy and Sustainability
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NC
Community Film Room: 2026 Ep. 1
Robbins has always had the size and quickness; it was simply a matter of putting it all together....
Written by Will Helms
Jayden
RobbinsOL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
310
HS
Southern School of Energy and Sustainability
|
NC
Top 6 OL in Durham/Orange County
Robbins has grown a tremendous amount over the years and looks the part of a talented, powerful guard....
Written by Will Helms
Jayden
RobbinsOL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
310
HS
Southern School of Energy and Sustainability
|
NC
Deep Dive: Durham/Orange County OL
A big, hulking guard, Robbins flashed last year as a sophomore, but really seems to be having a...
Written by Will Helms
Matt Morrow | Prep Redzone Scout
Matt Morrow
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
This was one of my first times looking at Jayden in detail, and there are a couple of things I really like. The first thing is his footwork. For his size, Jayden moves really well from his tackle position. Second is his effort; Jayden consistently plays to the echo of the whistle, which is a great trait to have. Third is his strength – there are several clips where Jayden is driving his man 10-15 yards downfield. Fun film to watch.
Robbins has always had the size and quickness; it was simply a matter of putting it all together. So far, he’s thriving in his first year at Southern Durham. He has excellent lateral movement skills, especially for a bigger guy. That, plus his strength, should allow him to move inside and thrive at the next level. After seeing some of his tape and talking to coaches, I think Robbins’ stock is trending up.
Right tackle reps (3 game eval) 4 year starter has played every position on OL (3 years as OG)
6’3 310 Versatile OL
First Slide vs Rutgers Commit 4th Slide vs NC State Commit 5th Slide vs Johnson C Smith commit pic.twitter.com/JYCgitSlNo
Robbins has grown a tremendous amount over the years and looks the part of a talented, powerful guard. In a county of departing senior talent, Robbins claims a place as one of the best returning offensive linemen, thanks to his strong leg drive and good movement skills.
A big, hulking guard, Robbins flashed last year as a sophomore, but really seems to be having a strong offseason in the weight room, from what we can tell. He’s a guy who looks good on his teammates’ highlight tapes too, opening holes for running backs and protecting well in the passing game.