Nicholas Fraizer is going to be a force once again on the defensive line. Fraizer is a player who can impact the game at a high level and is a player that makes the plays needed most and at the right times. He is one talent to watch this fall because he is going to make a ton of noise on the gridiron and for years to come at the next level.

A small-town defensive end from Lyons, Frazier is a strong and tough defender from rural Georgia who showed easy Power Four potential last season. Playing alongside several other D1-caliber defenders at Toombs County, Frazier was a consistent, impact defender in the trenches who showed quick, violent hands to shed blocks and find the ball-carrier. He can embarrass opposing linemen who don’t bring prper technique and has the ability to blow up any particular play in the backfield. Not only was the promising 6-foot-5 260-pounder added to the latest update, but he debuts as the No. 25 DL prospect in the state for his class

A sleeper small-town defensive end on the rise in Lyons, Georgia, Frazier is a dependable run-stopper on the edge who can also shed blocks and rush the quarterback. He was an impact defender on an extremely talented Toombs County defense had consistently found his way into the backfield this fall. He brings a lot of size and potential at 6-foot-5 260-pounds who should continue to improve over the next six to seven months before his senior season. Frazier has earned a recent offer from Coastal Carolina and it likely won’t be his last.