For as big as he is, Fallon took reps both on the interior and edge of the offensive line. Without having seen his tape, I suspect this might have been to show the college coaches in attendance his ability to play anywhere on the offensive line. What I appreciated about Fallon’s game the most is that he does something I actually coach my offensive linemen to do. Because in pass protection you are typically conceding ground, at some point you are able to turn your pass block into a drive block and move the defender out of the frame. Fallon demonstrated a strong sense of when to make this adjustment and continued to do it, allowing him to easily win his matchups.

A lean-cut, promising tackle prospect out of Morris Knolls NJ is somehow unranked. Division One level interest, as well as an offer out of Saint Anselm, Sam Fallon Sam Fallon 6'5" | 295 lbs | OL Morris Knolls | 2024 NJ showed up and showed out this past Tuesday night, ready to impress any and all coaches in attendance. He certainly impressed me, serving as a lineman who landed on the athletic end of the spectrum. Basketball forward/center, standing at 6’5, 290, Fallon’s performance was cut short after a brutal head-to-head hit during 1v1s had his eye black and blue. Fallon didn’t let the injury ruin his time, as he still managed to talk to coaches after, making his rounds. Almost boasts a 7-foot wingspan.