Overview: Seward is an offensive tackle who bookends the left side exactly how you want. He has a good stance and good feet for his size, not allowing smaller-but-quicker rushers to get under or around him. With his wide upper body, Seward is a road grater in the run game. He fires off the ball like he’s pushing a sled, devastating whoever’s lined up over him. Lastly, Seward is the right kind of nasty as a lineman, pancaking defenders through the echo of the whistle. If he stays locked in, he should be a quality tackle on either end at the next level.

Kasier Seward: Physical Interior Lineman with Dominant Run-Blocking Ability

Kasier Seward is a mauler in the run game who plays with relentless energy and physicality in the trenches. At 6’5″, 315 pounds, Seward brings ideal size for the next level, and his tape backs it up with a steady stream of highlight-worthy finishes.

What stands out most is his ability to reach the second level with ease. Whether it’s clearing lanes for running backs or getting downfield to seal off linebackers and defensive backs, Seward consistently creates space. In the screen game, he shines just as bright, quick off the line and aggressive, finishing plays with authority. His film is filled with pancake blocks, a clear testament to the intensity and tenacity he brings on every snap.

Seward’s combination of size, motor, and finishing ability makes him a D1 or strong D2 prospect. As he continues to refine his technique and dominate physically, expect his recruiting stock to rise.

Kasier makes his rankings debut as the #20 overall OL after having an impressive spring season. A verified 6’4″ 327lbs. from the National Preps Spring Showcase, he has next level OL size. I got eyes on Kasier twice this past spring and feel he is a under recruited player that with strong senior film will have schools reaching out with offers. He plays with good physicality and nice power at POA. With a good punch, Kasier drives and finishes blocks. Nice athlete for his size, he can move his feet, shows a good kick step, & can get going down field looking for a defender to crush. A guy who plays with some nasty & attitude from OL the spot is always desired and Kasier does that.

He picked up his first offer from Fork Union at the National Preps Showcase in May and should see more after senior year as Kasier is a player with a high ceiling as he continues to develop.