Malachi Tolliver is a 6'0" Defensive Line/Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Tolliver attends Minneapolis North in Minnesota.
Tolliver's Player Profile was created on December 14, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Malachi
TolliverDL/OL
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
270
HS
Minneapolis North
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MN
Minnesota Gophers 6/7 Prospect Camp: 2027 Top Performers
Tolliver, a 2027 Minneapolis North product, was putting on a show at times at the PJ Fleck RTB...
Written by Oliver West
Malachi
TolliverDL/OL
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
270
HS
Minneapolis North
|
MN
AAA Standouts: Minneapolis Edition Pt. 2
A 6′, 270 lbs defensive lineman, Tolliver was a standout at the PRZ Stock Up Showcase in December,...
Written by Hayden Lindquist
Oliver West | Prep Redzone Scout
Oliver West
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Tolliver, a 2027 Minneapolis North product, was putting on a show at times at the PJ Fleck RTB Prospect Camp. Big, sturdy 3T with a ton of lateral agility and an experienced varsity resume on both sides of the ball, Tolliver was winning, and winning, and winning, against a talented OL group in Dinkytown, thanks to a deep bag of pass-rushing moves and tools at his disposal. Tolliver was also powerful, physical, and twitchy when needed. Someone is going to get a kid ready to compete and shake up a DL rotation!
A 6′, 270 lbs defensive lineman, Tolliver was a standout at the PRZ Stock Up Showcase in December, and has continuously made waves on the camp circuit this offseason, highlighted by his 5 flat 40-yard dash. In just 7 games last season, Tolliver racked up 27 total tackles, 10 TFLs, and an impressive 3.5 sacks. With a lot of tape as a DT, Tolliver showcases a mean streak and eye-catching explosiveness. He does a great job of splitting double-teams and works relentlessly toward the ball carrier. He’s ferocious when tackling QBs and makes them pay at every opportunity. He’s also got plenty of tape on the other side of the ball, where his success continues as a guard for the Polars. On offense, he’s quick off the ball and touts plenty of upside as a run blocker due to his physicality and willingness to stick with a block downfield.