Trey is surely one that I am surprised hasn’t gotten his first offer yet based on the conversations I had with college coaches last summer at camps watching him. He shows off great pad-level and balance with his hands in pass-protection as Trey makes it hard to get much movement or leverage once he’s got his hands where he needs them. That balance shoots over too when you watch his run-blocking tape as Trey shows off an anchor that is hard to move off his spot. He has upside to show off more power getting into the second level, but surely is one that should have some offers coming soon.

I have heard for a few college coaches that Trey is one offensive linemen they are fired up to recruit out of this 2027 class. The 6’3 now 270 pounder from Tea Area wins a lot of reps with his position angle, strength, and strong pad-level that has really gotten more consistent in his junior season. Another area that has grown from a year ago is his consistency in pass-protection and how well his hands have grown in thier alignment. He looks to me like a offensive linemen on the rise baed off the tape I have grasped from this season.

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Trey is a 2027 offensive linemen out of Tea Area that I was enlighted to get a new live eval on at the SDSU prospect camp. I could gauge watching Trey’s get off the athletic fluidity that was there for the taking with his footwork, as I saw a quick growth curve of development from his first rep to his last. He also appeared to take the coaching from the SDSU staff into fruition as I saw improved footwork by the end of camp for Trey in my eyes. Trey is certainly a 2027 OL I like the upside he has brewing into his junior season for the Titans.