Nathen’s best football is ahead of him. I see a lot of potential in his frame for more size and strength. He is a lean 250 lbs, and as he adds the size in a college weight room we are going to see his game take a big step forward. Right now, Nathen still has a lot to like. On offense, the senior has the range to be able to effectively pull across the formation and the strength to pop DL out of running lanes. Omolo has a sufficient anchor in pass protection as well. In double team scenarios we see Omolo removing DL from the screen with his partner. The senior has solid foot quickness and agility to get him to his targets and in position to have the leverage advantage. Don’t overlook the senior OG.

Omolo has picked up some offers from D2/NAIA schools already but I think he still is under recruited. I love the intensity he plays with looking to finish all his blocks. He plays with the nasty streak you can’t coach. He is also very athletic displaying his quick feet when he pass protects or pulls. Omolo should keep gaining interest from schools throughout his senior year.

Omolo is a class of 2024 offensive lineman who played tackle, guard, and center in his junior season. This speaks to Omolo’s football IQ, as his intelligence is reflected in his play. He stands at 6’4, weighing 250 lbs. Omolo is very athletic, as he can handle one-on-one blocks and combo’s with ease. He works with urgency to the second level and uses leverage and momentum to get his hands on defenders and drive them backwards. He is quick off the ball and delivers a strong punch that allows him to dominate defensive linemen. Omolo’s technique is polished, as his hands and feet work together in both the run and pass game. Heading into his senior campaign, look for Omolo to anchor the Knights’ offensive line.

Offers: Notre Dame College (D2)

Nathen Omolo Nathen Omolo 6'3" | 260 lbs | OL Ic Catholic | 2024 IL joins the collection of players that I have evaluated from IC Catholic Prep. The 6’4, 250-pound lineman is another kid that I would love to have on my roster any day of the week. At first glance, Nathen is lightning-fast off the ball, allowing him to be the first one to the fight in the trenches. And once Nathen brings that second and third step with him, it is game over for whoever he is going up against. Omolo’s hand placement allows him to lock onto defenders with ease and finishes them off with his explosive nature. From everything that I have seen, it is no surprise why Nathen is beginning to get looks from some of the more well-known Division 1 programs in the midwest. If he keeps this up, it won’t be long until those offers start coming in.