Jayquan is poised to be a key piece along the offensive line for Friendship this year and start performing like a top OL prospect in DC. He is a well slapped together player who carries his weight well. Jayquan is able to play OT or OG offering nice positional versatility. He plays with nice power and strength, while also showing active feet. Able to get into defenders chest and drive them out of the play in the run game. While as a pass blocker he is able to sink his hips, have a strong base, and become a wall defenders cannot get past. With his size, ability to play with force, and have some nasty to his game – look for Jayquan to have moments of domination this season. He can easily develop into an offer OL with a strong breakout Jr. season this fall.

Springs are dominant at the point of attack. In the few pass protection plays that I watched, he quickly takes control of the offensive lineman he faces and drives them into the ground. A strong base with solid lower-body strength gives him the ability to move people. HE’s definitely a road-grader who displaces whomever he’s blocking. I can see why they have him at tackle. Springs truly controls the edge on his film. Most likely, he’ll be moved inside to guard at the next level, where he’ll definitely thrive as an offensive lineman.