Lincoln Myers, standing at 6’1” and weighing 185 pounds, possesses a frame with room for additional weight, enhancing his potential as an edge rusher. Unlike some of his peers, Myers relies more on technical proficiency than sheer athleticism, earning recognition as a pocket pusher with valuable skills. His adept use of hand techniques and consistent positioning make him a reliable presence on the field, adept at holding the edge and preventing runs or quarterback scrambles. Myers demonstrates impressive pursuit and solid pad level, enabling him to effectively break down plays in the open field and make impactful tackles. Looking ahead, Myers has ample potential for growth, particularly in expanding his repertoire with additional pass-rushing moves to bolster his effectiveness on passing downs. With his standout abilities and commitment to improvement, Myers is poised to become a dependable edge rusher, capable of making significant contributions both at the high school and collegiate levels.

Bookending Wragg as the end on the opposite side of the defensive line is Lincoln Meyers Lincoln Meyers 6'1" | 185 lbs | DL Westfield | 2025 State NJ . Meyers’ season was highlighted by 1 sack and 1 fumble recovery. One thing is clear after watching his film: Meyers has a motor. Aided by his ability to redirect and pursue with ease, Meyers also does a great job fighting for half-man leverage with the offensive linemen. This makes him a difficult matchup to reach block. He has shown numerous times to play into his adjacent gap with ease. Perhaps a scrappy player, we see Meyers consistently keep playing as he fights and works to make plays. His best move is the snatch move, which he uses to shed would-be blockers at any point during the play. Aware of situational football, I noticed Meyers play with his hands above his eyes near the goal line en route to make a solid, score-stifling play. Meyers would benefit from focus on tackling the ball carrier a bit lower.