Lucas Jacobs Lucas Jacobs 6'5" | 260 lbs | OL/DL Academy Of Holy Angels | 2027 State MN flashed as a strong piece on the trenches for Holy Angels, showing high upside at both Right Tackle and DE. Jacobs is a tall blocker with strong, lengthy arms, showing proper extension and bend in his blocking technique. Jacobs maintains a low, steady stance with good balance and drives his feet consistently to plow defenders back. Jacobs shows strong reps in both opening up the run and solid pass-sets, showing good footwork kicking outward and maintaining a steady base. Jacobs is one of the more polished blockers that I’ve seen so far in MN and he could start seeing a steady flow of D1 offers heading his way heading into his senior campaign.

I still remember the day. Presented under the backdrop of a beautiful summer afternoon up in Bemidji, but as I walked towards the western shore of Lake Bemidji through Chet Anderson Stadium at Bemidji State, my picturesque landscape was interrupted by two towering Holy Angels linemen. Massive, filled in, and dominating in a 1v1 board drill at the BSU Big School War on the Shore Team Camp, the two AHA OL/DL hybrids were brand new to PRZMN’s radar and turned out to be twins, the first of which we’ll be breaking down for this OL recruiting-focused special. 6’5, 255 lber. Lucas Jacobs Lucas Jacobs 6'5" | 260 lbs | OL/DL Academy Of Holy Angels | 2027 State MN is the bigger of the two Jacobs boys, and as a first year starter on the varsity scene in 2025, it’s safe to say he walked away from the season as a breakout performer and name to know.

Jacobs, acting as a RT who looks big, long, and possessing noticeable room to fill in on his 260ish pound frame, is strong enough to dominate at the contact point and works to finish between the whistles with consistency throughout his junior highlights. The Richfield product runs his feet with so much force that he takes DL off his feet and more often than not, on his back. Jacobs had some seriously physical finishes in 2025 from his OT spot and can send smaller DL flying when he locks out and extends his arms, and his quick, light feet make me excited for his projection to the next level. Jacobs shows off impressive balance and nimbleness for his age and size, and when you combine it with the strength at the point of attack, you have a Metro 4A OL with a legit chance of signing with a D1 team in the 2027 cycle. I think it’s going to come down to workouts and potentially the summer camp circuit for Jacobs to make his money. Stay tuned with PRZMN and @OJW_Scouting on Twitter!

Twin brother Luke—affectionately called “Large” by coaches—brings a slightly bigger frame to the Angels front. Like Marcus, he added significant muscle this offseason and is developing into a powerful bookend on the defensive front. Luke shows strong point-of-attack discipline, setting edges and collapsing pockets. When fully healthy, the Marcus–Luke tandem gives Holy Angels rare size and upside on both ends of the line, forming the backbone of a defense built to pressure quarterbacks and control the run.