You will be hard-pressed to find a bigger winner among the OL in attendance than Patrick Roeker Patrick Roeker 6'5" | 295 lbs | OL/DL Oconomowoc | 2026 State WI of Oconomowoc. The 6’5″ 307 lbs incoming senior put on a show. On the day following the camp, Patrick earned offers from St. Thomas, Winona State, Mankato, Upper Iowa, Augustana, Jamestown, and Sioux Falls. It was easy to see how the massive, mauling OT was able to earn such a haul. Just in the reps I watched Patrick was so consistent. Accurate hand placement, a strong initial punch, overwhelming power in his legs to bulldoze DL off the ball in run game reps. Patrick punished opponents and proved to be one of the best athletes of Session 1.

Roeker stood out during inside blocking drills by driving into defenders with violence and mainting control through the play with a powerful grip and firm arm extension. In pass protection matchups, he repped at center, right guard, and right tackle, using leverage, balance, and hand technique to win most reps. His frame, power, and ability to plug multiple roles give him strong value at the next level.

Another outstanding OL talent from down south is Patrick Roeker Patrick Roeker 6'5" | 295 lbs | OL/DL Oconomowoc | 2026 State WI . I believe the 6’5″ 295 lbs OL is the best in the state who doesn’t have an offer, yet. All that tells me is once Patrick is able to get pads on early this summer we are going to see things take off for him. If we have to wait that long, that is. The junior has plenty of interest, taking visits to several D2, FCS, and FBS programs over the past couple months. The big man has violent power in the trenches. Turn on the tape and you will see clip after clip of his powerful base bulldozing DL off the ball or those heavy hands land punches that put defenders on their back with that initial punch. Patrick’s game is built around his power. I can’t wait to see who makes the first offer.

I have a strong feeling that if Roeker does make it to summer without an offer, we will see that change pretty quickly after he gets to put pads back on. In the toughest conference in WI Patrick showed up and dominated on a weekly basis. In pass protection he proved he could get depth and use his length to be able to handle speed rushers. Plus the ’26 dropped a stout anchor any time an edge tried to go through him. Where Patrick is most dominant, though, is in the run game. The 295 lbs junior is able to generate so much force from his powerful base to his hand use and placement. He hits like a ton of bricks and runs through contact to create that surge you look for in the trenches. Roeker won a lot of reps against a lot of top competition as a junior. Big things ahead for this kid.

We are going to do our best to limit each athlete to 1 spot at most in this series. I had to make that clarification because Patrick could fit into a few of the upcoming categories. The reason we want the 2026 OT’s body composition for our perfect prospect is because of what we saw at the winter PRZ WI Showcase. Patrick checked in at exactly 295 lbs. An impressive number, but what was even more impressive was how well he held and carried the weight. Even at 295 lbs the junior had clear arm and leg definition and a very clean overall torso. The junior OT is also a member of the Oconomowoc wrestling team, so the body comp is probably even more impressive now that he has had had to work down to 285 lbs. Big things ahead for the junior. Keep an eye on him.

What a day for the junior OL out of Oconomowoc. We first met Patrick at the Eau Claire Big Man Camp last summer, and looking at where he is now compared to them is very exciting. Patrick has made massive leaps in his development from on the field skill to his overall body. Roeker checks in at 295 lbs yet has built frame with muscular definition. Something you don’t see much at all at the HS level. In action, Patrick looks so comfortable. He has confidence in his feet and athleticism to be able to keep him square in front of pass rushers as they bend the edge or counter move. The body control on top of his feet build the base for excellent reactive athleticism. Plus his heavy hands quickly controlled where his man went during the 1 on 1 battles. Patrick is one of the top linemen to know in the Class of 2026. It was a great day for him.

Patrick is a force at OT for Oconomowoc and will be anchoring this line next season. He should have a lot of attention by the time 2025 kicks off too. Patrick has built a massive, powerful frame that is able to overpower and overwhelm opponents. From his feet to his hands, everything happens with force and bad intentions behind it. Roeker is a nasty finisher and a kid who looks to maul his opponents every chance he gets. Roeker also sets himself apart by also having an athletic base underneath him. His feet get him around the trenches and up to level two quickly and efficiently. He is rounding out an impressive package that will be fun to watch when camps roll around.

OT Patrick Roeker Patrick Roeker 6'5" | 295 lbs | OL/DL Oconomowoc | 2026 State WI has made himself one of the top names to know among OL in the Class of 2026. He has a massive frame at 6’4″ 290 lbs that is loaded up with power. Power that can open up big holes in the run game as he drives his DL off the line and away from the designed gap. The big man sets himself apart with how impressive his feet are. Patrick is able to slide or get deep in a pass set to mirror pass rushers and can change direction vs counter moves too. The junior does a great job of getting his powerful hands on his opponent and controlling where they go. I’m very excited to see how he does in this match with Racine Case.

Patrick’s film is on the defensive side of the ball in 2023, but look for the impressive lineman to be dominating on the offensive side of the ball this season. After catching up with him at camps where he was playing OL I have high expectations for his junior season. Patrick brings power to the trenches. Last year he used it to drive his man into the backfield and disrupt plays. This year look for him to open up holes for his RBs. He is quick out of his stance, plays with active hands, and has an effective quick set in pass protection on the interior. The big man is set up to really turn heads this season.

An incoming junior that coaches will want to know about is the Oconomowoc lineman Patrick Roeker Patrick Roeker 6'5" | 295 lbs | OL/DL Oconomowoc | 2026 State WI . The OL checked in at an excellent 6’3.5″ 297 lbs with a 6’7″ wingspan. Patrick already looks the part of a talented IOL prospect and the reps I saw confirmed he is developing the skill set to become one. I loved the physicality the junior brought to his reps. He burst out of his stance and made a powerful strike then kept his feet churning in the run game drills. He did a good job with his hand placement overall but can get even better at repositioning throughout the rep. The lower body is strong and offers the ability to reset the line of scrimmage against DLs. DL were wasting time trying to bull rush him too. Once he set that anchor he was able to stand up his opponents and make them have to make a new plan on the fly. Keep an eye on him this fall.