Measuring in at 6’3 245-pounds, this DL/LB has been on fire all year. He has 50 total tackles (19 solo, 31 assisted), 9 TFL, 2.5 sacks, 1 INT, and 1 FF. Brock has very good athletic ability due to very good lateral agility, acceleration, change of direction, and good speed. He has very good strength. Maintains a low pad level and very good hand speed to engage the OL. Very good hand placement and strength to move them around with ease. Very good bend around the edge with a powerful bull rush and spin move. Very good get off speed and block shedding. He has very good tackling. Brock stuffs gaps and makes the big play. He has relentless pursuit and doesn’t stop until the ball carrier is tackled. He’s a beast looking to make a statement in RD2 of the 5A playoffs.

Brock is one of the fastest rising names in the 2026 class after a breakout junior campaign followed by a productive summer. He showed up big during the season and didn’t let off the gas, making a statement on the camp circuit and landing an offer from Marshall, among others. With great footwork, strength, and the ability to shed blocks quickly, Brock consistently disrupts plays at the line of scrimmage. He has the frame, motor, and technique to earn even more attention, possibly from Power Four programs if he continues to progress. Brock is trending upward and fast!

Brock is a disruptive force on the defensive line who made a statement with his play at the @PrepSuperLeague. Holding offers from Minot State and Marshall, he’s only scratching the surface of his potential. Brock is stout against the run and possesses a quick first step that allows him to consistently make plays in the backfield. With his size, motor, and production, expect a flood of new offers to come his way. Look for him to dominate this upcoming season and make a statement as one of the top lineman.

Measuring in at 6’3 230-pounds, Brock accounted for 67 total tackles (24 solo, 43 assisted), 6 TFL, 3.5 sacks, 1 FF and 1 FR. Brock has good athletic ability due to his very good lateral agility, acceleration, and good speed. Very good strength, takes on a block 1-handed and makes the tackle. Brock has very good quickness out of his stance engaging with the OL first. Good hand placement and very good hand strength. Brock has a very good bend around the edge as well as a very good spin move. Good bull rush as well. He’s a very good block shedder, consistently getting behind the line of scrimmage. He is relentless in his pursuit of the quarterback or ball carrier. Brock will chase them down in open space showing his very good competitive toughness. A thing to note about Brock is how he will try to strip/punch the ball away from the ball carrier. He’s a smart player, who I’m excited to see thrive next season.

Brock is a dawg when he gets going being able to blow up running lanes and bring the ball carrier down in a hurry. He is good at taking on double teams, keeping his leverage and slipping through to get to the ball carrier. Brock is good at setting the edge and has some moves in his arsenal to shed blocks showing his speed. He finished the year with 67 total tackles with 3.5 sacks. He will be looking to take a jump next season, as he will be on of the top returning defensive lineman for his team and will be trying to make a statement early as one of the top in the state.

Brock is a player ready to take on a bigger role and become an impact player this season. With his combination of size and speed, Brock is a versatile defender who can quickly shed blocks and make plays. His ability to stuff the running game and disrupt the offense in the backfield make him a stock-riser. Brock is a player that needs to be on the radar as he is poised to make a name for himself this season and help this dominate DL.