Jayden Stockebrand is a 6'3" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2026 class.
Stockebrand attends Mountain Ridge in Utah.
Stockebrand's Player Profile was created on December 24, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Jayden
StockebrandOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
290
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
2026’s: Under-recruited Offensive Linemen
Jayden has good size, is light on his feet, is quick laterally and is fundamentally sound. He does...
Written by Andy Pham
Jayden
StockebrandOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
290
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
Week 2 Preview: Lehi at Mountain Ridge, Liberty(NV) at Skyridge
Stockebrand will be asked to face stout edge rushers each and every snap. If he can keep his...
Written by Andy Pham
Jayden
StockebrandOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
290
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
6A- Region 2 Preview: Mountain Ridge
Stockebrand has a good size and frame to be a blindside tackle. He is quick off the line,...
Written by Andy Pham
Jayden
StockebrandOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
290
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
2026 Rankings: Top Risers
Stockebrand climbed nearly 100 spots, and he’s had a great offseason. He’s improved his overall game and showcases...
Written by Andy Pham
Jayden
StockebrandOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
290
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
Spring Showcase: West, Lone Peak, Orem, Mountain Ridge PT2
Stockebrand showed a good base and footwork on the evening and has good strength against most bull-rushers. He...
Written by Andy Pham
Jayden
StockebrandOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
290
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
Spring Showcase: Bingham, Mountain Ridge, Herriman, Riverton
Stockebrand is having an excellent offseason and once again came to work. He has a good base, moves...
Written by Andy Pham
Jayden
StockebrandOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
290
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
Off Season Report: Stock Rising Prospects in the Trenches
Stockebrand shows flexibility to bend at the knees along the LOS. Quickness to set base, hands to give...
Written by Lawrence Sanft
Jayden
StockebrandOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
290
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
Offensive Linemen to take note of for the upcoming season
Stockebrand has an excellent frame and size. He will continue to get stronger within his frame. He’s best...
Written by Andy Pham
Jayden
StockebrandOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'3"
Weight
290
HS
Mountain Ridge
|
UT
Power House 5v5: 6A and 5A Offensive Linemen
At the 2025 Power House 5v5 event, Stockebrand showcased a great base with good bend. He had great...
Written by Andy Pham
Andy Pham | Prep Redzone Scout
Andy Pham
Prep Redzone Scout
Jayden has good size, is light on his feet, is quick laterally and is fundamentally sound. He does well with speed rushers and doesn’t lose positioning. He is stout against bull rushers and plays through the whistle. Jayden can play either tackle position and is someone who should continue to garner looks in recruiting.
Stockebrand will be asked to face stout edge rushers each and every snap. If he can keep his strong base and hold up against some of the pass rushers in the state, it will allow Mountain Ridge to run their full offense without needing to chip and double.
Stockebrand has a good size and frame to be a blindside tackle. He is quick off the line, has a good, strong base, and moves well laterally. His hands are quick, and he uses good technique and doesn’t get out of position or overreach.
Stockebrand climbed nearly 100 spots, and he’s had a great offseason. He’s improved his overall game and showcases a great skill set as an Offensive Tackle, he’s being recruited regionally and should continue to garner interest from many programs, including D1 schools.
Stockebrand showed a good base and footwork on the evening and has good strength against most bull-rushers. He held is own against some elite rushers and another lineman who has done a great job this offseason and is honing his craft.
Stockebrand is having an excellent offseason and once again came to work. He has a good base, moves well laterally, good quickness and physicality to his game. Stockebrand looked good during the individual drills and had good reps during the 5v5.
Stockebrand shows flexibility to bend at the knees along the LOS. Quickness to set base, hands to give contact and sustain feet and balance. Stockebrand’s size and movement can compete against defensive line prospects with size and athleticism.
Stockebrand has an excellent frame and size. He will continue to get stronger within his frame. He’s best as the blind-side tackle due to his quick first step and lateral quickness to stay in front of speedy rushers. He showcases great physicality to withstand bull rushers and has excellent technique and overall base for the position. Stockebrand doesn’t get out of position and isn’t grabby. He has active hands and does an excellent job at holding the blind slide. He is an excellent mover and light on his feet, he’ll easily pull and a nimble mover for an athlete near 300 lbs. Stockebrand is a strong athlete and excellent in run blocking, he’ll get to the second level and showcases his quickness and being light on his feet and will seek out contact and pave the way for his running back. He is a mauler and an exceptional talent. Stockebrand should get power-four offers, all the tools are there for him to be at that level and will be recruited regionally. He’s a player being overlooked in the recruiting circuits.
At the 2025 Power House 5v5 event, Stockebrand showcased a great base with good bend. He had great footwork and movement to keep his man in front of him and used his strength and leverage to win. Stockebrand had good physicality and used his frame to his advantage. He didn’t reach or lose his base during the event. Stockebrand uses his technique to win and his speed and strength to finish off his man. It was quite an impressive showing and will be a riser.