The Cambridge right tackle has a plethora of tape where he is legitimately manhandling defensive linemen. His massive frame and equal power give him the ability to bully DEs. His wingspan allows him to always get hands on first and win the hand position battle. Once he locks those big mitts onto his man it is over. Especially in the run game where Incha can drive those legs through his man and steadily reset the line of scrimmage downfield. Samuel is an intriguing athlete because he can get even better with his flexibility and balance. That will add another layer to his dominance. Big things ahead for Samuel.

One of the biggest steals in the Class is Cambridge’s Samuel Incha Samuel Incha 6'6" | 250 lbs | OL/DL Cambridge | 2026 State WI . He currently sits at #102, but I expect to see that make a solid jump upwards as the 6’6″ 250 lbs lineman has made huge strides to his game over the past year. Sam has an elite frame with long limbs to allow him to take up a ton of space and engage with defenders before they can get hands on him. The big man has devastating power that he has shown week in and week out. In the run game Incha runs defenders off the line impressively quick. It is very clear that his strength is vastly superior to the kids he has gone up against this season. The big man can move really fluidly too, showing improved mobility, flexibility, and agility. It looks so natural for him now. The type of leap he has made has me excited for what he could become at the next level with more coaching. Get on this kid before he isn’t available anymore.

Our final top newcomer in the trenches for this article is Cambridge’s Samuel Incha Samuel Incha 6'6" | 250 lbs | OL/DL Cambridge | 2026 State WI . The 6’6” 250 lbs senior OL enters his senior season looking for his first offer it looks like. There is no chance that that will last long when the fresh tape starts coming out. Looking back at his junior tape, we see a ton of pass pro reps. Reps that show the big fella sliding, changing directions, and mirroring pass rushers easily. He uses his reach to his advantage and plays with confidence and trust in his feet to keep him square in front of his man. Samuel does a great job with his anchor too, not giving any ground when he meets the edge defender. The breakout season is on our doorstep for the massive OT recruit.