Miles Hall Miles Hall 6'3" | 290 lbs | OL/DL Buckeye Valley | 2027 State OH is a starting lineman from Buckeye Valley.  He stands tall at 6-foot-4, 285 pounds, and while he was a little streaky in pass pro, he flashes potential.  Hall has good anchor strength, keeps his feet in the ground and does a very god job of keeping rushers between his feet.  Has a rocked-up frame, appears to love the gym.  Foot speed development leading up to college camps will go a long way to helping his recruiting.

I’ll be watching Buckeye Valley offensive lineman Miles Hall Miles Hall 6'3" | 290 lbs | OL/DL Buckeye Valley | 2027 State OH take on opposing defensive linemen on Saturday’s showcase. Hall, a 6-foot-4, 275-pound offensive tackle, can rag doll defenders to the ground in pass pro. He displays very tight and violent use-of-hands, a quick first step and strong leg drive as a run blocker. He could also be a run-plugging defensive tackle at the next level.

Miles was a big riser in the 2025 season, and I will be excited to see how he does in 1v1. His footwork is impressive, and so are his fundamentals and motor. His play strength is my biggest holdback against him, so I want to see him prove me wrong and dominate the day in 1v1s.

Hall’s film was a fun watch. He lines up at Right Tackle for the Barons. I project him as a versatile lineman who could play either guard or tackle at the next level. Whether it’s in his pass sets or in run blocking in space, Hall has great feet. He’s a very technically sound as a blocker who does a great job with his hand placement and redirecting defenders. Another thing I like about Miles is the way he looks to finish. He’s not happy just making the block he’s looking to put his man on the ground. With continued work in the weight room and added strength I’d expect to see Hall take a big jump. Hall has the film that checks to the D1 level. I’d definitely be surprised if he didn’t start picking up interest if not offers this offseason.

Miles was someone I watched as the season developed, and I was pleased with the progress he had shown from last season. He’s got a strong strike and can use leverage well to push defenders away from the pocket. He has a nice base as a pass protector. As a run blocker, he runs his feet off contact to create push. He seals off blocks well to create interior rushing gaps. Although his efforts on defense were strong enough to include him on that list as well, the Barons RT finds himself as the final member of the second team offense.

Hall has been blooming into a player you need to be aware of heading into the late part of the season. He’s been doing work on both sides of the ball for the Barons. At RT, he strikes well and can use his body well to pancake people up front. He gets a good push and has been the leading creator up front for the Buckeye Valley rush game. Defensively, he’s a great run stuffer. As a pass rusher, he’s creative and can read the quarterback well when outside of the pocket.