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• 10 Games
• 2,558 Team Rushing Yards, 33 TDs
• 783 Team Passing Yards, 10 TDs

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• Best OT in the State
• Led the way for the 2022 Player of the Year
• Massive, athletic, strong. Checks every box you want in an FBS OT
• Coming off a D1 State Championship Runner Up season

This is another tough choice. Mukwonago will be looking to find a lot of new production as RB Wynn Stang graduates and heads to Madison. Mukwonago will also be starting a new QB. The defense also has a lot of positions to replace. With so much turnover we will look to their strongest point. Their OL, and leading the way is the best OT in the state. Nathan Roy Nathan Roy 6'5" | 275 lbs | OL Mukwonago | 2024 State WI will be headed to Minnesota in 2024, but until then he will be opening up massive holes and leading the way for the Mukwonago offense as they look to get back to state. The run game will be key to their success, and Roy will be leading the group opening up lanes.

The best individual offensive line performance of teh day was the play from Mukwonago junior Nathan Roy Nathan Roy 6'5" | 275 lbs | OL Mukwonago | 2024 State WI . The 6’5″ 270 lbs tackle is far and away the best OT prospect in the state of WI. He has a plethora of FBS offers from schools that agree. The #1 trait, and the thing that separates elite linemen from the rest, is Nathan’s balance and body control. The dude plays with great ankle, knee, and hip bend/flexibility. That allows him to be able to recover from awkward angles, and maintain his elite strength at weird angles. The big man also changes direction well. Both when attacking in the run game, and when mirroring pass rushers in pass pro. Roy has very good foot agility boosting his reactive athleticism. Nathan also makes several highlight plays where he is leading 10+ yards downfield thanks to his ability to play in space and range. There are plays where the big man is running with RBs and throwing blocks 40+ yards downfield. Nathan is an elite prospect, and even though he is #5 currently there is a good chance we see him continue to rise the rankings. He is one of WI’s can’t miss prospects.

 Rise: #25 up to #5rnThe  6’5″ 270 lbs OL was a two way impact player for Mukwonago. In 2021, he showed off his prototypical frame, strength, and body control as he controlled the trenches both ways. During the camp season, Nathan really let his LT skill set shine. He proved that he was able to move his massive frame with ease, had heavy hands on his initial punch, and could drop his anchor and stop bull rushers in their tracks. His great camp performances earned him an offer from Central Michigan. big year coming for the junior, and along with it plenty more next level opportunities. The Top 3 OL is going to make a push to finish the season even higher.