Cicero has quickly become one of the hottest linemen in the region and for good reason. He’s well-built, has decent footwork, and has one nasty mean streak. When he gets locked in and in the rhythm of the game, there are few more dangers. He blows guys off the ball with ease, creates huge lanes, and can pass blocks. Cicero is a stud and gaining traction for all the right reasons.

The stud offensive lineman helped seal the Crown Point offense up front. Cicero was the leader upfront for an offense that averaged just under 39 PPG and went 12-1 on the year. He’s got elite size and length. His pass protection skills are clearly there and he’s cleaning up the fundamentals. He’s violent at the line and is someone who has the size to stay on the outside at the next level.

Crown Point’s offense has been elite all year due to the protection the line gives Ehrlich and the lanes they open in the running game. That line has quickly taken shape and Cicero leads the line up front. He’s violent, strong, and can properly set his feet in the passing game. Westfield has a good defensive line and they’re going to come after the o-line with everything they have. If the line gets beat, it could be a long day for the offense because Westfield has speed on defense.