Farmington has a very promising OL going into 2025. Always a keynote of Class 6A Big School on-field success, the Tigers will be led in the trenches by rising senior Rocco Fulk Rocco Fulk 6'4" | 300 lbs | OL/DL Farmington | 2027 State MN . Coming in around 6’3-6’4 and 300 pounds, Fulk is already seeing his hard work come to fruition this spring, as Jamestown, Bemidji State and Minnesota-Duluth have already reached out with offers going into the summer, and I’m sure more NSIC and DII suitors will join him after seeing some of his track throws this spring. Fulk popped off a 46’4 shot put at the Section 1AAA Section True Team meet on May 5th and again at the Class AAA True Team Wild Card meet three days later, and added a 155’11” discuss, which he threw twice at those same two aforementioned track meets.

A big-time bruiser at the point of attack, and especially as a run blocker, the Farmington RT flattens defenders at the contact point and displays lead in his hands and good pad level. Fulk hits DL like he’s attacking a blocking sled. Gets right up-and-under an opponent’s chest plate, drives his feet with intention, and is big enough and strong enough to move mass against even the largest 6A DL competition. Fulk also does a good job of comboing, climbing to the second level, and generally changing direction in space when called up. Looks like a good athlete with a ton of strength and power in his game. Can’t wait to see this dude this summer, I smell a rankings bump coming!

It always seems like Farmington is producing high-end athletes, s/o to the Tigers S&C program, of which you’ve heard of discuss at length here before. With a talented 2026 class set to depart to the college ranks here shortly, the Tigers need rising seniors to step up, and I think FHS has an exciting lynchpin and tone-setter along their offensive front in 2027 Rocco Fulk Rocco Fulk 6'4" | 300 lbs | OL/DL Farmington | 2027 State MN . A crushing puller with positional versatility as a guard or tackle on either side of the ball, Fulk can lay the boom and put 6A DL flat on their rear ends at first contact, especially when asked to pull, trap, or kick out around the LOS. Even on simple down blocks or base blocks it seems like Fulk is putting defenders on their butts, but don’t get it twisted, Fulk is quick for a big fella, owning good balance and doing a good job of staying upright through and after contact. I’m especially impressed by his get-off as a run blocker. The Farmington product gets off the ball with noticeable force, loading up his hips and coming off the ball with impressive pad level while doing a good job of getting his hands up and under OL chest plates. Jamestown reached out before Christmas and South Dakota State sent Fulk a junior day invite. Plus, newly-minted Minnesota Gophers WR coach Isaac Fruechte stopped by Farmington at the end of the week to check in on the Tigers rising prospects. More recruiting news coming out of the 6A Metro contender soon, I’m sure.