The DL2 in the Class of 2025 came in and proved he was one of the best prospects available at his position. He verified his size with a 6’5″ 287 lbs weigh in with long arms. Similar to the OL, I really dialed in on the DL during the 1 on 1 battles.

It was clear during that session that Kevin was a different animal. He won with his heavy hands ripping through the OL and his feet quickly getting him around and to the heels of his opponent. We also saw him get hands to the chest of his OL and bull rush them  right into the lap of the QB. The big man also flashed the body control and feet to be able to move laterally while on his rush and while engaged. Kevin demonstrated his talents fully. We saw him use his size, his power, and his quickness individually and together to win reps. He was the clear MVP of the group.

We have written about Kevin quite a bit here at PRZ WI, and he keeps earning more and more reasons to be covered. Based off the tape from his junior year he was able to earn a DL2 ranking. Since then we have seen the 6’6″ 285 lbs beast putting in the work and getting even better. That has me excited for what we could see Sunday.

Kevin has a 1,025 lbs combo between his squat-bench-clean. Despite the massive size we have also seen Kevin run the 100M dash. Not to mention the high motor, quick get off, and hand use that we saw on tape. Sunday is going to be a great stage for Kevin to show off all of those traits. I’m excited for the special prospect to ball out. We will be there to provide instant coverage of it!

This kid is a special prospect in this Class and he has a strong argument for being the most slept on. I have a feeling we see that change early this summer. He checks too many boxes for the offers to not start coming in.

When you sit back and ask what is going to grab the attention at these camps you can throw out so many answers for Kevin. First off, he has the 6’6″ 285 lb frame that is required to play in the trenches at a high level of college football. Second, we see the on field traits on tape. He has a quick first step. The hands are active and strong. We see a high motor. Despite being bigger than basically every opponent he is still able to get leverage with his flexible hips, knees, and ankles. On top of it all, we recently see that he ran the 4X1 for Oak Creek and didn’t look out of place at 6’6″ 285 lbs. Kevin is a smooth athlete with the power, size, and motor needed to be a difference maker at the next level. I’m hoping I cross paths with him at camps this spring/summer so I can watch him in person.

With each of the athletes in this article there is a sense that it is only a matter of time until they see the offers their talent deserves. However, of all the athletes Kevin is the one I’m most surprised hasn’t joined the ranks of offered athletes. I’m confident when we get to summer camps and coaches can see him in action in person he will break through. Understandable, but the tape is already showing a player with talent and a very high ceiling. Kevin brings the length and overall size coaches demand at the DL position. The junior also moves well laterally and can run out in space to make the chase down and effort plays. Kevin is also a strong athlete that does well to get his hands involved in the trenches. When he puts that all together at summer camps we will see the offers, but it will be interesting to see if any teams decide to get ahead on his recruitment and extend an offer.

Another DL with elite size is Oak Creek’s Kevin Wojciechowski Kevin Wojciechowski 6'6" | 280 lbs | DL Oak Creek | 2025 State WI . The junior has filled out his 6’6″ frame with 280 lbs. Up from 250 lbs last offseason. The power that Kevin possesses jumps off the tape. His powerful hands throw OTs out of his path. Kevin is also able to hold the line, stand his OL up then shed them to make the tackle at the line. We even see him hold the line against double teams. Kevin also shows a very high motor,  chasing down plays way downfield. The potential for even more dominance is there too. Kevin does a good job of using his hands, but the use of hand fighting moves have lots of room to develop. When he gets that down, good luck keeping OL in front of him.

Stats: 4 Tackles, 2 SacksrnKevin is making strides in his development over this season. Coming in, Kevin was a powerful, massive prospect who seemed to rely more on overpowering his opponent. No question, the standout DL has that ability now more than ever. However, this tape shows more of the nuanced technique coming through. Kevin stays square to the line so he can take on blocks and hold the line. You see his hands making first contact and being able to move OL. Oak Creek’s defense went up against an athletic QB, but Kevin showed he could face him in open space and use his length to corral him. An exciting part of his development is that it looks like Kevin is now up to 270 lbs. Not only is his game growing, so is his frame. This is a need to now prospect.

Oak Creek’s 6’6″ 250 lbs DT Kevin Wojciechowski Kevin Wojciechowski 6'6" | 280 lbs | DL Oak Creek | 2025 State WI is my first choice when it comes to junior who could secure an FBS offer this season. I think one of the main reasons why he hasn’t yet is because of the fact that he just needs more film out there. Kevin has the imposing size, and there are examples of his strength, hand use, and range in the backfield/disruptiveness. However, he needs to prove that he can effect the game more often with consistent film this fall. If he can do that, I think we see his recruitment take off very quickly. Coaches, keep your eyes on the Oak Creek DL.

Stock Movement: Up 11 SpotsrnIt is quickly becoming apparent that Oak Creek’s Kevin Wojciechowski Kevin Wojciechowski 6'6" | 280 lbs | DL Oak Creek | 2025 State WI is very special talent. After the update, we find him making his way inside the Top 10 ovearll and taking over the #1 spot on the DL. There is so much to like about Kevin’s tape, and a lot of it comes from the parts you can’t teach. The ’25 DL has a massive, still developing frame at 6’6″ 250 lbs. Kevin carries that size so well too. He has excellent range for the IDL position to chase down plays. His overall body control and balance is exceptional and allows him to move easily, recover from awkward angles, and be agile during his rush. Kevin does a good job with the technical side as well. He plays with his hands, maintains separation with those long arms, and keeps a wide base to help him hold the line when needed. He is a Need-to-Know prospect in this Class.