Lance Wegman is quietly becoming a top OT prospect in northern Nevada. I wrote about how Lance has been in contact with Oregon earlier this year, but I am shocked more schools north of Nevada have not shown him any attention. Expect that to change before Lance’s junior season begins. Good closing speed and a fluid change of direction shows in pursuit of ball carriers as a defender. Good power and flexibility gets displayed exploding off the ball with good pad level and removing defensive linemen from the line of scrimmage. Length, a strong punch, and good reactive athleticism gives Lance the ability to thrive as a pass blocker on an island.

Lance Wegman may be one of the most underrated 2026 OL prospects not only in Reno, but in all of Nevada. He has been in contact with Oregon, but I would expect other schools closer to Nevada to start reaching out before his junior year gets here. Lance shows his next level length and strength in North Valleys’ run game driving older defensive linemen from the line of scrimmage. Good quickness and flexibility flashes as Lance explodes off the ball and initiates contact in the run game. A solid punch and quick feet show in pass protection, highlighting Lance’s potential to be a tackle in college.