McChesney dominated during the competition. The trenches were full of top tier players. McChesney rose above and dominated during both the individual period and during the competition period. He maintains his low pad level due to his flexibility and very good knee bend. Very controlled footwork. Very good body control and balance. Great snap to block speed. He has very good initial quickness out of his stance. Uses his very good hand speed to lock onto the defender. Elite hand placement, very good hand strength, and strength. He controlled his opponents at will. Neutralizing pass rush moves with his technique. He has a stout anchor and at points would not be moved. McChesney showed how competitive he is throughout the drills. Giving maximum effort and wanting multiple reps. I was ecstatic to see how he dominated during the competition. Watch out for Nick McChesney.

McChesney’s recovering just fine from his injury, being a dominant force all throughout the morning session which I loved to see. He’s another versatile lineman, who can play any position on the line. He measures in at 6’3 285-pounds. He has very good initial quickness out of his stance, paired with very good hand speed. This allows him to attack the DL first. McChesney maintains a low pad level to due his very good knee bend and flexibility. Very good foot quickness and footwork. McChesney has elite hand placement, very good strength, and hand strength. Controls and steers his opponent with ease. Neutralizes pass rush moves with great technique. Very good anchor paired with very good body control and balance. It takes a lot to knock him off his feet. Another aspect of his game is his elite competitive toughness. He consistently wanted reps and gave maximum effort each time. I’m ecstatic to see how he does this upcoming season, he has P4 potential in my eyes. It’s just a matter of time until colleges realize that as well.

McChesney is currently recovering from an injury sustained during the regular season. However, the 6’3 285-pound versatile lineman is a name to know going into the off-season. Very good balance, body control, knee bend, and flexibility. McChesney maintains a good initial quickness out of his stance, using his very good hand speed to engage the DL first. Very good strength, hand placement, and hand strength. He locks out the defender and steers them to create running lanes for his back. Very good foot quickness to match the defensive lineman. He has a stout anchor, solidifying his stance with very good leg strength and not budging. As you can tell, I’m very excited to see how he continues his development going into next season !

McChesney has been showing out for camps all summer, and the UNC camp I attended was no different. He measures in at 6’2 260-pounds, playing interior line.  Right off the bat, you see his very good strength. He uses his good initial quickness paired with a low pad level to gain the advantage over the DL. Very good hand placement and hand strength which allows him to control and steer the defender at will. He has very good foot quickness, using it to match the DL and lock them out. In pass protection, he demonstrates his very good anchor not getting pushed around. Very good balance and body control with very good flexibility and knee bend. He has good athletic ability to block out on the perimeter or in space. Very good pull blocking. I love seeing this kid play, keep an eye out for him !

Son of former Broncos and founder of Six Zero Academy, Matt McChesney, and it shows. He has very good strength, and locks up his opponents. McChesney has a good knee bend and very good flexibility. Very good foot quickness. Very good balance to stay upright. He starts with a low pad level, and uses very good hand placement and hand strength to control the DL. McChesney shows off in both pass protection and run blocking. He has a very good anchor. Uses his powerful legs and very good balance to not get knocked around. In the run game, he uses his athletic ability to go out in space, or dominate during pull blocks. He recently attended the UA camp, and made the top 5 while being one of the youngest in attendance. McChesney is a rising star, and will be a stable for the Mountain Vista O-line for years to come.

A freshman with immense potential, McChesney made a strong impression in his limited varsity snaps on the offensive line. His excellent footwork allows him to execute a smooth kick slide in pass protection, staying in front of his matchup with a combination of quickness and strength. In the run game, he creates lanes effectively, using his power to drive defenders to the ground. As he continues to develop, expect McChesney to make a significant impact next season. I boldly predict he will earn First or Second Team All-State honors, cementing his status as a top lineman. With his trajectory, he is poised to draw serious interest from Division I programs.

McChesney has been a revelation for Mountain Vista, making an impact on the offensive line despite his young age. Known for his strong footwork and power, McChesney has shown the ability to put defenders on their backs, paving the way for his team’s rushing attack. His strength in combo blocks and understanding of positioning has allowed him to create consistent running lanes. Even as a freshman, McChesney has demonstrated maturity and physicality beyond his years, handling varsity-level competition with confidence. His performance thus far has set a high bar, making him a player to know moving forwards.