Joseph Meyer is a 6'1" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Meyer attends Myers Park in North Carolina.
Meyer's Player Profile was created on January 22, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Joseph
MeyerOL
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
275
HS
Myers Park
|
NC
10 Outstanding Offensive Linemen
Joseph is a very strong offensive lineman prospect, squatting over 600 pounds as a max! That strength is...
Written by Matt Morrow
Joseph
MeyerOL
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
275
HS
Myers Park
|
NC
Gardner-Webb Mega Camp: Offensive Players To Know
Joseph is a strong interior offensive line prospect who has done the work in the weight room this...
Written by Matt Morrow
Joseph
MeyerOL
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
275
HS
Myers Park
|
NC
2027 Rankings Update: Offensive Linemen
I like a couple of things about Joseph Meyer here, but the first thing is the hard work...
Written by Matt Morrow
Matt Morrow | Prep Redzone Scout
Matt Morrow
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Joseph is a very strong offensive lineman prospect, squatting over 600 pounds as a max! That strength is evident when you turn on the tape and watch him work. The drive off the ball from his interior offensive line position is impressive, and I like the way Joseph can fit and drive against defensive tackles. Joseph helps form a strong line overall for the Mustangs.
Joseph is a strong interior offensive line prospect who has done the work in the weight room this offseason to take another step in his development as a player. Joseph currently has three offers, and I’m glad he’s still going out and competing to earn more recruiting attention and offers. He was part of a very good offensive line last season, and he will be one of the anchors for the Mustangs this upcoming season, under a new head coach.
I like a couple of things about Joseph MeyerJosephMeyer
6'1" | 275 lbs | OL
Myers Park | 2027 StateNC
here, but the first thing is the hard work in the weight room. Anytime you get a lineman who loves the steel, you always have someone you can depend on and who wants to get better. A max squat of 505 pounds, as a sophomore, big-time work. That strength translates to the field as well. Playing both right tackle and right guard, Joseph’s strength shows up in pass protection against defensive linemen who try to bullrush him – they don’t get very far. Joseph has quick feet, and I think projects more as a guard/center prospect on the next level right now. I love his motor as well – there are several plays on film where Joseph is blocking to the echo of the whistle.