Joey Asperger is a 6'3" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Asperger attends Grand Blanc in Michigan.
Asperger's Player Profile was created on June 3, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Joey
AspergerOL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
280
HS
Grand Blanc
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MI
Week 1 Scouting Report: Grand Blanc
Joey is an extremely physical offensive lineman. There were multiple examples on Thursday of him taking complete control...
Written by Tyler Graham
Joey
AspergerOL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
280
HS
Grand Blanc
|
MI
The Best Unoffered O-Linemen in the Class of 2027
Really impressed me against Romeo. All-around aggressive, hard-nosed tackle (will likely play guard in college) 6’2″ at the...
Written by Alex Pallone
Joey
AspergerOL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
280
HS
Grand Blanc
|
MI
Five ’27s due for a Rankings Boost
Joey was one of my most prominent offensive line standouts of the season. Then, I realized I ranked...
Written by Alex Pallone
Tyler Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Tyler Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
Joey is an extremely physical offensive lineman. There were multiple examples on Thursday of him taking complete control from the snap, driving his man out of the play and putting them on their back.
He has good footwork, showed good initial punch and the ability to be an absolute road grader in the run game. On passing sets, his agility and balance allowed him to keep everything in front of him and recover when necessary.
Grand Valley State is getting an offensive lineman that isn’t a finished product but possesses an incredibly high ceiling.
Really impressed me against Romeo. All-around aggressive, hard-nosed tackle (will likely play guard in college)
6’2″ at the minimum. Built very well. Looks like a college OG.
Joey is really aggressive in the run game. Leans a bit, but usually delivers on his punch and is able to drive his defender backwards on down blocks, and he reached blocked with a ton of success. Still, he has a great center of gravity and was able to recover well.
Punch is powerful, but he does tend to lean and get a little off balance, and his punches aren’t always accurate. Still, a great center of gravity and is able to recover well. Finally, Joey is a competitive player. I liked his leadership and think he can be even more vocal next season.
Joey was one of my most prominent offensive line standouts of the season. Then, I realized I ranked him #206 overall last update.
The effort stood out to me in a huge way. He was never afraid to get up in a defender’s face and drive him several yards backwards. Joey consistently blocked through the whistle and showed good leadership at times, too. There are some things to clean up when it comes to footwork and punch. Though I think there’s a ton to love about Joey’s game, and I’d be surprised if colleges didn’t like him this offseason.