Overview: Smith is a brawler in the trenches. Starting at offensive tackle, he mashes defenders whether he’s pulling outside or he’s climbing to the second level up the middle. Once engaged, he uses his powerful base to drive his man like a sled. Smith is pretty nimble in pass protection too.And he plays with the right amount of meanness to finish off blocks through the whistle. When he lines up at defensive tackle, Smith plays with good pad level as he pushes the pocket. He may have the athleticism and just enough height to play tackle, but Smith projects as an interior lineman at offensive guard in a zone or man scheme.

I got eyes on Jonah earlier this fall and he did not disappoint. A key piece to Caravel’s state championship this season, he will look to go for a 3-peat for his senior year.

Jonah is a big kid standing all of 6’4″ with excellent length (80″ wingspan) and a lean frame. He carries his weight well and will fit out will good muscle as he continues to get stronger. A natural knee bender and good athlete. Jonah pops off the snap and shows fast, nimble feet. He runs on his toes and can run, pull, get up to the second level and out in space. One of Jonah’s best traits his how physical he is at the POA. He revs a high motor, is aggressive, plays with attitude, and will bury guys.

Jonah plays both sides of the ball, but is best suited for OL a th next level. He offers versatility as I can see him being able to play OT or OG at the next level. Colleges are starting to take notice of his game as well. He mad many visit from college coaches this pas month and recently secured his first offer Ball State. He is a player I am high on and expect him to garner double digit offers going into his senior year.