Landon Fray is a 6'5" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Fray attends Gresham in Oregon.
Fray's Player Profile was created on June 29, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Landon
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Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
315
HS
Gresham
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2026 Preview: Gresham Gophers
The “big guy” up front, Fray is entering the season with expectations to elevate his game and start...
Written by Connor Darby
Landon
FrayOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
315
HS
Gresham
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OR
2027 Under the Radar: Offensive Linemen
Fray is a massive, physical lineman who brings raw power and size to the trenches. He uses his...
Written by Connor Darby
Landon
FrayOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
315
HS
Gresham
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OR
2024 Review: Mt. Hood Conference
Fray is the big ticket item at the Gresham program, as he has the most potential. With his...
Written by Connor Darby
Landon
FrayOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
315
HS
Gresham
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OR
Top 6A Players Who Missed the Playoffs
Gresham has been in the dumps of 6A for a while now, but they have a serious talent...
Written by Connor Darby
Connor Darby | Prep Redzone Scout
Connor Darby
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
The “big guy” up front, Fray is entering the season with expectations to elevate his game and start opening some eyes from a recruiting standpoint. His development will be an important part of Gresham’s success in the trenches.
Fray is a massive, physical lineman who brings raw power and size to the trenches. He uses his strength well to anchor down in pass protection and create movement in the run game. Despite his size, he shows encouraging signs of mobility and balance, with plenty of room to develop as a technician. Fray could become a force in the middle of any offensive line with continued refinement.
Fray is the big ticket item at the Gresham program, as he has the most potential. With his size, he could be a D1 guy for the Gophers, which is impressive. His development is something I am keeping a close eye on.
Gresham has been in the dumps of 6A for a while now, but they have a serious talent in Landon. He is still developing, as his agility and quickness need some work. That said, his size and aggressiveness are already present in his game. Programs like Gresham, which rarely get top linemen, have been gifted a top talent to develop, and I could see Landon being the top lineman in his class with proper coaching and development.