Logan Gump is a 6'2" Offensive Line in the 2026 class.
Gump attends North Marion in West Virginia.
Gump's Player Profile was created on January 7, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Logan
GumpOL
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
280
HS
North Marion
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WV
2025 WV Team Preview: North Marion Huskies
2026 North Marion OL Logan Gump has been a mainstay on the Huskies’ offensive line since his sophomore...
Written by Matthew Layton
Logan
GumpOL
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
280
HS
North Marion
|
WV
PRZ WV Combine Top OL Performers & Best of the Rest
North Marion’s Logan Gump will only continue to get better the older he gets and is already thought...
Written by Matthew Layton
Logan
GumpOL
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
280
HS
North Marion
|
WV
Combine Preview: 2026 Ranked Offensive Prospects to Watch
The 2026 offensive line class is looking like it could be the best position group in this class and...
Written by Matthew Layton
Logan
GumpOL
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
280
HS
North Marion
|
WV
New to the 2026 Rankings (31-40)
An early candidate for a Top 10 offensive lineman in the 2026 class is North Marion’s Logan Gump...
Written by Matthew Layton
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2026 North Marion OL Logan GumpLoganGump
6'2" | 280 lbs | OL
North Marion | 2026 StateWV
has been a mainstay on the Huskies’ offensive line since his sophomore year. He’s been at the top of the OL rankings since then and is a name that D2 programs should be targeting this fall. Gump has the feet to play tackle in high school, but would be an excellent guard in college. He’s a mauling run blocker who finishes blocks and opens holes in the running game. Gump is a physical player with strength and power to consistently win at the point of attack.
North Marion’s Logan GumpLoganGump
6'2" | 280 lbs | OL
North Marion | 2026 StateWV
will only continue to get better the older he gets and is already thought highly of by PRZ WV with a Top 10 OL ranking in the 2026 class. Gump looked much bigger in person that he did on film which was an area he needed further progression in. He has a thick and strong build that may be tailormade as a future guard prospect compared to tackle where he played last season. Footwork for his age and size is quality and will only continue to get better over the next two years.
Gump is a young prospect that’s very moldable and can be developed into a very good OL prospect by the time he’s a senior with a strong foundation already built.
The 2026 offensive line class is looking like it could be the best position group in this class and will have several of the current top-ranked big men in attendance at the combine which includes our highest-ranked OL set to attend in North Marion’s Logan GumpLoganGump
6'2" | 280 lbs | OL
North Marion | 2026 StateWV
.The 6’2 260 rising junior ranks inside of our Top 10 of said OL group, and we are expecting big things from him at the combine and beyond. His combination of athleticism and physicality should put him at the top of the offensive linemen performers at the event andwill be in contention for OL MVP honors. Our question for Gump heading into the combine is how well will he test and will that combination translate to a camp setting? If Gump can answer both of those questions, he can further back up his lofty early ranking.
An early candidate for a Top 10 offensive lineman in the 2026 class is North Marion’s Logan GumpLoganGump
6'2" | 280 lbs | OL
North Marion | 2026 StateWV
. The 6’2 260 sophomore protected the blind side for the Huskies this season en route to a Class AA state runner-up finish. Although Gump doesn’t have the prototypical OT length at this time, he’s light on his feet and nimble for a young big man. He has great hand usage with a strong grip when he gets his hands on defenders with the strength to be able to control and drive them where he wants them. Gump’s step blocks are also quality for his age and can block down to the second level and in space with his athleticism. He has good bend and plays with low leverage which also speaks to his athletic ability for a young lineman. Gump is physical at the point of attack and sustains his blocks until the whistle. Ultimately, if he doesn’t increase in length the next two years he’ll likely be a guard prospect but has a lot of early tools and traits to build on.