Roman Holtz is a 6'4" Offensive Line in the 2028 class.
Holtz attends Arrowhead in Wisconsin.
Holtz's Player Profile was created on February 21, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Roman
HoltzOL
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
285
HS
Arrowhead
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WI
Prep Redzone WI Showcase MVPs
What a day from our OL1 in the Class of 2028. Roman left no doubts that he is...
Written by Mark Johnson
Roman
HoltzOL
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
285
HS
Arrowhead
|
WI
PRZ WI Showcase Preview: Athletes I Can’t Wait to See
When I saw that Roman had registered to come compete on Sunday he instantly became one of the...
Written by Mark Johnson
Roman
HoltzOL
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
285
HS
Arrowhead
|
WI
2028s That Could Earn an Offer in 2025
Flipping to the offensive side of the ball, my top choice on the OL is Roman Holtz ....
Written by Mark Johnson
Roman
HoltzOL
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
285
HS
Arrowhead
|
WI
Prep Redzone WI Class of 2028 Top 10 Breakdown
The #1 OL in the Class is varsity starter, Roman Holtz . The 6’3″ 260 lbs guard looks...
Written by Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson | Prep Redzone Scout
Mark Johnson
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
What a day from our OL1 in the Class of 2028. Roman left no doubts that he is heading into this summer fully healthy and ready to impress a lot of coaching staffs. The 6’3″ 290 lbs ’28 already is built for the part of a future D1 IOL and during the 1 on 1 session Roman verified that he has the talent and tools to do so also.
My first big takeaway was how athletic the big man is. While he has that massive frame, Roman plays so light on his feet and is able to play with really good natural flexibility in his knees and ankles so he can stay low throughout the play/rep. The big man was great at mirroring IDL and staying square in front of them throughout 1 on 1 battles. Of course the overwhelming power also jumped out from the crowd. His ability to set his anchor and instantly stand up an IDL was special to watch. His heavy hands were able to control his opponent basically as soon as he could lock his hands onto his man. Roman’s size, mobility, flexibility, and power are a combination you don’t see often and have him in position to do something you don’t see often at Arrowhead. Be an eventual 4 year varsity athlete on the OL. Coaches, don’t miss out.
When I saw that Roman had registered to come compete on Sunday he instantly became one of the athletes I was going to make sure to keep a close eye on. 6’3+” 290, the top ranked OL in his Class, multiple years of varsity experience, and toughness off the charts illustrated by playing with a fractured ankle in 2025. Now that he is fully healthy I can’t wait to take it all in. Frame, body comp, flexibility in his ankles and knees, balance and change of direction, and his anchor strength. I’m fired up to watch Roman verify that he is in fact one of the best OL in the state, not just his Class.
Flipping to the offensive side of the ball, my top choice on the OL is Roman HoltzRomanHoltz
6'4" | 285 lbs | OL
Arrowhead | 2028 StateWI
. Roman plays on the interior, and that could delay the offers as teams go after the prototypical OTs. But it is hard to ignore what Roman has to offer and the potential for what he could show this season after having an offseason to grow, get stronger, and develop his game. Holtz already has varsity experience, proved he could anchor an OL and provide his QB with a secure pocket to step up into and also move the big IDL in the run game. We could very well be on the verge of Roman breaking onto the recruiting scene, and I’m grabbing a front row seat for it as Week 1 nears.
The #1 OL in the Class is varsity starter, Roman HoltzRomanHoltz
6'4" | 285 lbs | OL
Arrowhead | 2028 StateWI
. The 6’3″ 260 lbs guard looks the part lining up next to the rest of the talented Arrowhead varsity OL. Once the ball snaps Roman proves he belongs out there with them. Roman has excellent range and mobility, reaching DL and fighting across their face to cut them off from the designed gap. The freshman OG also plays with a stout anchor, especially in pass protection. His use of leverage also accentuates that power to hold his ground. Last, Roman does an impressive job of using his hands in trenches. Dive into this kid’s highlights.