Shane Johnson is a 6'5" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Johnson attends Mountain Ridge in Utah.
Johnson's Player Profile was created on June 13, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Shane
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Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
Under Recruited Gems: Offensive Linemen
Shane is best on the inside and has done a good job cutting down his weight and adding...
Written by Andy Pham
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Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
Utah Showcase Winners: Offensive Linemen- The 2nd Installment
Shane has added good muscle to his frame, and he displayed good physicality on the evening. He showed...
Written by Andy Pham
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Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
Offseason Analysis: Offensive Linemen
Shane has been having a busy and productive offseason. He is an excellent interior lineman and has great...
Written by Andy Pham
Shane
JohnsonOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
Offensive Lineman Making Waves
Shane has had an excellent offseason this far and is a lineman. He’s put on good size to...
Written by Andy Pham
Shane
JohnsonOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
Week 5 Preview: Granger at Taylorsville
Shane is the best player on the Taylorsville team, and he is an exceptional Offensive Lineman. If the...
Written by Andy Pham
Shane
JohnsonOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
5A- Region 4 Preview. Pt2
Johnson is an exceptional offensive lineman and the Warriors should run behind him where he can create holes...
Written by Andy Pham
Shane
JohnsonOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
All Poly Camp: Offensive Line Standouts
Johnson has been staying busy this off season earning MVP honors everywhere he has participated. He competed well...
Written by Lawrence Sanft
Shane
JohnsonOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
Polynesian Bowl Combine: Top Standouts From The State of Utah
Johnson continues to show his ability to sustain his feet and balance against some tough competition at the...
Written by Lawrence Sanft
Shane
JohnsonOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
Powerhouse Training: 5v5 Offensive Line Evaluations
Johnson is one of our top offensive line prospects in the 2027 class who participated at the event.Has...
Written by Lawrence Sanft
Shane
JohnsonOL
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
320
HS
Mountain Ridge
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UT
5 Offensive Linemen to have on your radar
Johnson has good size and is a versatile lineman who can be a combo Guard/Tackle. His versatility comes...
Written by Andy Pham
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Shane is best on the inside and has done a good job cutting down his weight and adding good mass to his frame. His IQ is one of his best traits. He computes his rep and makes on the fly adjustments. He does well in run blocking and can get to the second level and in pass blocking, does a good job holding up to the interior rushers and keeps them in front of him. He can hold up to speedy edge rushers and he is a lineman with improved footwork.
Shane has added good muscle to his frame, and he displayed good physicality on the evening. He showed that when he can get a good first step in, he can maintain his base and leverage over his man, and uses his hands to finish off his reps. He does a good job of staying in front of his defender, and he showed improved footwork. He’s been a player I’ve seen multiple times over the past couple of years, and his adding the extra muscle to his frame will suit him when the pads come in. He’s a player who’s been under-recruited and should get a slew of FCS offers with some upside looks at FBS programs.
Shane has been having a busy and productive offseason. He is an excellent interior lineman and has great size and frame. He has good technique and a strong base. He’s at his best when he can get a good first step and when he does, he is excellent at keeping his defender in front of him. He’s set up for a huge final season.
Shane has had an excellent offseason this far and is a lineman. He’s put on good size to his frame and has great technique. He’s lining up against some of the best defensive lineman in the state and has great technique and is a lineman that makes tweaks on the fly. He’s got a high IQ and a great feel for the game. He’s a lineman that should garner additional offers at the D1 level.
Shane is the best player on the Taylorsville team, and he is an exceptional Offensive Lineman. If the offense is to move the chains, they’ll need to run behind him, as he’ll create opportunities for the back to get through the first level. He is an excellent pass blocker and showcases great footwork, and has an excellent base and technique.
Johnson is an exceptional offensive lineman and the Warriors should run behind him where he can create holes and allow the back to get through the first level. Johnson is a Power-Four prospect and the Warriors need to utilize his talent and the offensive line as a whole should be a good unit.
Johnson has been staying busy this off season earning MVP honors everywhere he has participated. He competed well against the best competition at the camp. His feet, balance and physicality should attract college programs looking for solid offensive interior line prospects.
Johnson continues to show his ability to sustain his feet and balance against some tough competition at the combine. Earned an award as the top OL award. Johnson’s stock continues to rise.
Johnson is one of our top offensive line prospects in the 2027 class who participated at the event.Has a wide frame with flexibility to bend at the knees and ankles. Quickness to set his base, hands to give contact and adjust, sutain feet and balance and an anchor to avoid giving up ground. Johnson showed he can compete with defensive line prospects with size and athleticism.
Johnson has good size and is a versatile lineman who can be a combo Guard/Tackle. His versatility comes in through his size. He is light on his feet for his size and will pull, he does a good job with his lateral quickness. He shows good technique and isn’t grabby with his hands. The trait he holds onto is his physical nature and being a mauler. He will look to drive a defender back, pancake him, and play through the whistle. That physical nature makes him an excellent run blocker and a mauler as a Guard who can get to the second level when run blocking and his nimble feet allow him to pull. His future is bright and has many avenues he can consider including being a full-time Defensive Tackle and being a good run-stuffing, run-clogging defender.