Liam Houston is a 6'2" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Houston attends Elkhorn in Nebraska.
Houston's Player Profile was created on November 13, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Liam
HoustonOL
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
300
HS
Elkhorn
|
NE
2027 NE Hog Mollies Built for Saturdays
Liam is a 2027 hog molly out of Elkhorn that doesn’t take long to show off his blue-collar...
Written by Nate Wahl
Liam
HoustonOL
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
300
HS
Elkhorn
|
NE
Under-the-Radar 2027s Primed For Breakout Campaigns
(@LiamHouston27) Elkhorn’s Liam Houston is a solid offensive line prospect who has been on the rise after a...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Nate Wahl | Prep Redzone Scout
Nate Wahl
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Liam is a 2027 hog molly out of Elkhorn that doesn’t take long to show off his blue-collar work ethic in the offensive trenches. He shows off a barrelling first step that gets to the second level with a strong base of fluidity. He also with his hands shows off persistent pad-level with his drive blocking ability which shows off solid balance in my eyes to show to college coaches at camps this summer. He’s also persistent with his finishing ability and constantly gets defensive linemen way off the ball with his penetration ability. He has a couple NAIA offers and surely could attrack some D2 attention at camps this summer.
Elkhorn’s Liam HoustonLiamHouston
6'2" | 300 lbs | OL
Elkhorn | 2027 StateNE
is a solid offensive line prospect who has been on the rise after a great junior campaign. Houston started at right guard for the Antlers (played some tackle as well), where he showed a well-rounded skill set as a pass protector and run blocker. He possesses the size to dominate at the next level, standing at 6’2″ and 285 pounds with a good blend of power and mobility. Houston displays great lateral quickness, as he can easily climb to the second level to seal off LBs and hit like a truck when he gets going on pulling plays. His lateral mobility also allows him to stay in-step with speedy pass rushers when in pass protection. Liam is physical at the point of contact, using good hand placement and effective leverage to win his matchups. This physicality will also drive Liam to play through the whistle and finish his blocks in the dirt. One of the top un-offered players at the moment… get after him!