Dutchover should fit nicely on the interior offensive line in college as a center or guard and is a good athlete with heavy hands, violent strike and finish abilities in the box. He can snap out of his stance and get hands on defenders quickly, uses his leverage to get underneath and shows he can scrape to the second level and cut off flowing linebackers. In his block progression he stays within his frame, has a stout base and violent intentions while able to sustain blocks downfield in the run game. In pass protection, he stays patient with his hands, does not over-pursue his strike and can stone power rushers while nimble enough to cut off sped rushers and is a high IQ kid. He should draw plenty of next level attention over the next 10 months and is going to be a very nice get for a college team.

The Eagle product is one of the top offensive line prospects in his class and checks into our rankings as a top two player at his position. He has a good size and strength/lower body power for the interior position, and snaps off the ball with a heavy inside punch, and leg drive-through contact while able to create immediate vertical displacement. He is strong at the point of attack while showing he can finish blocks and get out to the second level while moving extremely well for his size. Heading into the 2025 season, he will be one of the top returning players for the Mustangs and should start drawing D3+ interest.

Dutchover checks into our rankings as the number two offensive line prospect in this class and inside the top fifteen overall across the state. He is another prospect that has a lot of varsity experience heading into his junior season and is a true interior road grader that gets immediate vertical push and finishes blocks downfield. He snaps out of his stance, can pull across the line and block in space and is a high IQ player in pass protection when picking up pressures and twists. He has a strong build and should fit nicely at the interior offensive line spot in college and is another next level kid.