Ryder is an offensive lineman who brings a physical, hard-nosed approach to the trenches and plays with a clear competitive edge every snap. He sets the tone with effort and toughness, showing a willingness to engage defenders and finish plays through contact.

What stands out with Ryder is his intensity after initial contact. He doesn’t just land blocks—he works to sustain them, staying attached and continuing to drive his feet. That persistence helps him remain effective in physical matchups where strain becomes a major factor.

In the run game, Ryder shows solid pop off the line and does a good job getting into defenders quickly. When he plays with proper leverage, he can generate movement and help open lanes inside. His effectiveness is strongest when he keeps things simple and focuses on staying low and connected through the block.

On film, Ryder stands out for his consistent technique and awareness in all phases of the game. He shows patience and vision in the run game, identifying defenders to engage and using proper leverage to control the line of scrimmage. In pass protection, he reads rushers well, reacts to stunts and twists, and maintains balance to prevent pressure up the middle. Ryder’s motor and effort are evident on every play, as he finishes blocks and rarely gives up ground. His combination of strength, technique, and consistency on film makes him a dependable presence that coaches can trust to anchor the offensive line.

Ryder plays with a physical, relentless style in the trenches. He’s quick to engage defenders and shows a natural ability to sustain blocks, especially in the run game. What stands out most is his work ethic he consistently finishes plays and looks to dominate his matchup. With continued development in technique and footwork, Ryder has the potential to become a cornerstone on any offensive line.

Klein had a monster weekend. He was named a day-one standout, won the Fastest Lineman Award, and helped his squad capture the 5v5 Challenge title. Whether on offense or defense, he plays with relentless energy and physicality. His quick feet and aggressive motor make him a future national recruit. Coaches will be lining up soon.

Klein stood out as the Offensive Line MVP at the PRZ Dallas Stock Up Showcase, showing an advanced skill set and athleticism. At 6’4” and 265 pounds, Klein combines an extended reach with nimble feet and excellent short-area quickness, making him a formidable presence in the trenches. His superb lateral movement allows him to recover quickly against defenders, showcasing his technique and agility. Klein’s natural athleticism and high ceiling were evident, solidifying him as a prospect to watch in the 2028 class. His dominant performance at the showcase has put him firmly on the radar as a future star on the offensive line.

Klein is technically sound, he plays with excellent leverage and he has the strength to overpower defenders at impact. He plays with a nasty streak and he finishes blocks through the whistle. His punch at engagement is stiff and he makes his opponent feel the power he has in his violent hands. Klein saw time in the trenches on the defensive side of the ball, showing that he is stout against the run and he flows to the ball well, displaying a high motor. Klein heads to Franklin High School with the potential to see some playing time early. Franklin is a run heavy offense that fits right into the skill set that Klein brings to the table. He is a player to keep an eye for the next four years.