I have been able to watch Verona’s Myles Manning Myles Manning 6'3" | 275 lbs | OL Verona | 2029 State WI at least 3 times this summer and the 2029 OL has been at even more camps than that. The dude is definitely getting his name out there and getting himself in front of a ton of coaches. It was at last year’s Whitewater camp that we first learned about Myles. Since then he has grown and added length to his frame. He has also gone a long way when it comes to his feet. During 1v1s at Whitewater the big man was very quickly moved up to compete with the seniors. That is where his full traits got to shine. His feet were quick, stayed underneath his frame so he was always balanced, and gave him the ability to mirror pass rushers. The length he has also came in clutch on multiple reps to keep edge rushers running wide past the QB. I’m excited to see the leap that Myles makes on the field this fall.

Myles was one of the athletes that PRZ scouts were interested in seeing live again. The Verona OL made a great impression. It was obvious he had grown since our look at him last summer, now checking in at 6’3″ 275 lbs with a 6’6 wingspan. His entire skillset had also grown too. While playing with athletes his age, or a year older, Myles stood out from the crowd. He carried that frame extremely well on a wide base moved by feet that were smooth and generated the forced to run over DL in board drills. His upper body strength has been moving in the right direction too as he was able to clamp onto his man and control where he steered them. If the ’29 can continue to improve his game and push himself to higher levels in the weight room then I foresee him constantly pushing to be our 2029 Class OL1. Big things ahead for Myles.

Always fun to get an early glimpse into the future of Wisconsin OL recruiting. The 2029 class in the Badger State is represented well by Verona Area’s Myles Manning, who measured in at 6’3, 274 pounds with a 6’6″ wingspan and a ton of room to fill in and add good weight to that large, still-growing, and potentially-hulking frame. Manning was impressively physical for his age, showed some good bend and flexibility in his hips for his size, and fired off the ball well and with solid leverage. A strong kid who did a good job of fighting for advantageous hand placement and running his feet post-contact, Manning was comfortable and effective in both run and pass blocking settings. Future is bright for this young buck! Manning solidified that OL1 ranking at the UWEC Big Man OL/DL Mega Camp last week.

We wrap up this article with one current freshman. That is Myles Manning Myles Manning 6'3" | 275 lbs | OL Verona | 2029 State WI of Verona, our current OL1 for the Class of 2029. There is plenty to be excited about. A strong and well filled out frame already. Strong hands that rag doll kids his age at the C/JV level. Myles’ overall strength jumps off the tape. Whether it be a stout pass set or bulldozing DEs off the line in the run game. The ’29 OL is also in a great environment where he will not only be coached up, but also get to work behind and watch some very talented upperclassmen on the Verona OL. Get Myles on your radars early on.

OL can be hard to project. Teams love having age and experience in the trenches, but there are times when you wins out because of the talent they bring. One case where that youth could win out is with Myles Manning Myles Manning 6'3" | 275 lbs | OL Verona | 2029 State WI out of Verona. Myles checks the box when it comes to looking the part. He is a 6’3″ 265 lbs OT and the kid stands out on tape. Playing against non-varsity athletes proved that Myles is well on his way towards being ready for Friday nights. His heavy hands and upper body strength would throw around DL. So many reps ended with Myles’ man on the ground, quickly after the initial engagement. The big man has some solid mobility too. I won’t be surprised to see Myles more on the interior if he does make the leap because Verona does have two very good options at their OT spots.