Liam is one of the players that I am very high on heading into the fall. Liam is committed to Central Michigan and has a very high ceiling heading into the fall campaign. The first thing that I really like about Liam is his ability to wash defenders down and get to the second level. Liam is another high motor kid that has taken pancake blocks to another level. Another part of Liams game that has taken hold is his pass blocking skills. Liam does a very good job keep a good base and sliding his feet to stay infant of defenders and keeping a clean pocket for his quarterback to step up and make the throw. Liam is a player to keep an eye on and has room to develop into a monster at the next level.

Liam is a poster child for what you draw up in an offensive lineman. The super mobile Oxford senior to be and central Michigan Chippewa commitment shows off all you need to see on film, weather its showing excellent footwork in pass protection of exploding off the ball in the run game there is nothing not to love about the big fella. Liam does a good job getting to the second level in the run game and sealing of pursuing linebackers. I suspect a monster fall in coming for Liam and his fellow wildcats.

Not very often that we predict an offensive lineman as an MVP, but his protection is going to be absolutely vital for transfer QB London Guerra London Guerra 6'1" | 175 lbs | QB Oxford | 2028 MI . In fact, they could be Co-MVP winners if they mesh like I think they could. Liam is a strong and relentlessly physical offensive lineman with great size and agility. He moves well, regularly locking onto linebackers in open space or pulling, and is able to clear a path for runners behind him. In the passing game, he is balance, calculated and understands how to win rep after rep. If Liam does his job well in 2026, which I believe he will, Oxford could be a sleeper to do some real damage to their OAA foes.

Shorter eval, but I am quite bullish on Liam this year.

A dude who’s been working on his craft this offseason, and someone who has the size to be a legit college prospect. His fundamentals still seem pretty raw, but more intentional practice and good game reps will continue to boost his stock. I expect Liam to develop into a good D2 prospect by next offseason.

Liam is a monster. He has the size, strength and aggression to be a problem. When I got the chance to see him this season, I took note of his ability to down block and clear a giant hole for his backs. Even in the passing game, he had no issue making quick work of pass rushers. A lot of them ended up on the ground. He didn’t lunge or fall for finesse moves at all, and power moves didn’t budge Liam much at all. He plays in a tough league with plenty of good competition and he absolutely held his own and then some. Liam will be a name to know going forward no doubt!