Justin Bell, - Prep Redzone

Justin Bell

Offensive Line

2025 Class

6'8" Height

295 Weight

Dakota School

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Justin Bell is a 6'8" Offensive Line in the 2025 class. Bell attends Dakota in Michigan. Bell's Player Profile was created on January 3, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Justin Bell is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Alex Pallone

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Justin may be the most well-rounded offensive lineman in Michigan. Dakota is a pretty run-heavy team, so Justin is obviously great at run blocking. Love how he uses his size and his leverage to dominate blocks and eliminate defenders from the play. His pass blocking is also quite good, as he sports one of the most powerful punches of any offensive lineman. The only small nitpick I’d give Justin is he’s a little too “pushy” when blocking. Meaning, he opts to shove defenders out of the way instead of locking on and driving.

Michigan State got a good one, and I think Justin will develop into a sensational college football player.

1 year ago

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Alex Pallone

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

#52 –> #7

Last update, I was optimistic about Justin, but I frankly didn’t expect the attention he’s recently received. Justin is a mauler on the O-Line, and sports ideal size and length to be an elite offensive tackle at the next level. His fundamentals are still a tad raw, bit those are widely negated when you dominate on the field as much as Justin does. A great B1G 10 offensive line prospect, and I expect Justin to contribute to Michigan State fairly soon.

2 years ago

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Tyler Graham

Prep Redzone Scout

Justin has seen his stock rise a ton over the last year, and I think he could be set for a huge 2024. He possesses tremendous size, skill and aggression. He is physically imposing, shows no hesitation to find another body to move once his first one is on the ground, and he does a great job at staying in front of pass rushers. I have watched his recruitment closely, and while he does have a couple solid D1 offers, I think he is still underrecruited. Hopefully this summer and into the fall he starts to roll some more in!

2 years ago