The Pequot Lakes offensive tackle impressed me up in Grand Forks by showing off solid fire  with his instinctive first steps into the trenches. Riley showed off an OT that has fluid rotation athletic movement within his athletic lower body that he showed off well in Grand Forks from my eyes. Based on those skillsets I saw, I certainly can see Riley having a more second level presence with affecting the power in the Patriots run game as we look ahead a couple months into the fall 2023 season. Riley is another offensive linemen on our list that impresses on tape with his angle blocking with plenty of balanced pad-level and that rotational balance I saw up at the UND Flagship Camp, as certainly improved this summer with more agility in his lower body than what we saw on tape from last Fall. Riley already has a couple of NSIC offers, and I believe should see himself more opportunities coming his way in the coming months as I see this young man as slightly under the radar based on what you see on tape and his development he has showed off since then at prospect camps this summer. Twitter 

The first thing I liked about Peters was how he comes off the line of scrimmage on offense. He comes off the ball with low hips to get under the defenders’ pads and then explodes upward and, in the process, straightens up the defender. He moves well, getting to the second level and when he is pulling across the formation. The junior has position flexibility – playing both guard and tackle. He does a great job with body position. His quick hips allow him to get his body between the ball and his man efficiently. He helped block for an offense that put up nearly 4400 yards of total offense.