Yendor Mack Yendor Mack 6'3" | 295 lbs | DL/OL Susquehanna Township | 2026 State PA is one of the most impressive two-way linemen in the 2026 class. As a defensive lineman, he is a one-man wrecking crew. With his ability to fire off the ball and disrupt offenses, he shows excellent skills as a defensive tackle. He has a motor that never stops as he chases and plays all over the field. He uses his hands well to rip through offensive linemen trying to block him. Then, as an offensive lineman, he has excellent skills. He is able to fire off the ball and block in both the run and the pass at a high level. So far, Mack has 4 offers from College Football programs. I expect more offers to come his way.

6’2, 280 pounds. 79.25 inch wingspan. 9.5 inch hand size.

Ranked as a top 15 offensive line prospect, yet I’m well aware of his prowess as an interior defender. A slight bump in overall rank came the way of Susquehanna Township’s Yendor Mack Yendor Mack 6'3" | 295 lbs | DL/OL Susquehanna Township | 2026 State PA . There is no denying Mack’s overtly dominant tape. Mack is a bully on both sides of the trenches and is an obvious difference-maker no matter where he aligns. Mack is still un-offered. I predict that’ll change fairly soon. I will reiterate, Mack’s relatively slow recruitment is likely due to one minuscule issue, this being his size. I plug on Mack’s tape and I’m enamored with his OL reps. A ton of great takeaways evaluating him here, good tech, good temperament, violent hands, good balance. Yet I know Division One schools might be a bit weary to recruit a 6’2, 280-pound OL despite his tape being terrific. Mack can obviously translate well to the defensive side of the ball too. Because of Mack’s prowess as a two-way prospect, I feel as though any questions about what position he can/should play will be alleviated among those actively recruiting him. Someone will pull the trigger on a game-wrecker like this kid, just a matter of when. Very interested in learning where coaches prefer him.

Looking back three weeks ago, I remember coming away pleased with IDL reps showcased by 2026 OL/DL Yendor Mack Yendor Mack 6'3" | 295 lbs | DL/OL Susquehanna Township | 2026 State PA out of Susquehanna Township. Mack, who currently ranks one spot outside the Top 100, was first identified as a future OL at the next level. Mack’s 6’3, 280-pound frame make his transition to OL a no-brianer, yet watching some of his tape from games I haven’t attended, I can’t help but feel this kid could be a fantastic IDL worthy of Division One looks. There’s a lot to clean up on both ends, talking OL and DL reps. There’s a lot to like too. Long wingspan and great measurables have me feeling potential collegiate suitors might turn a blind eye to some tech and footwork issues. 79.25 inch WS, 9.5 inch hands. Grip strength is visible on tape. Mack currently has no offers to his name, yet he’s one I suggest FCS schools do a bit more digging on.

Yendor Mack Yendor Mack 6'3" | 295 lbs | DL/OL Susquehanna Township | 2026 State PA is one of the better offensive linemen in the 2026 class. He has all the skills to play at a high level going forward. He should have some good opportunities to play at the College level down the road. Below is what my colleagues Vic Castillo Vic Castillo RB PA said about him earlier this year:

“Susquehanna’s  Yendor Mack Yendor Mack 6'3" | 295 lbs | DL/OL Susquehanna Township | 2026 State PA  outpaces both Miller and Bonnet in terms of rank, that’s tough to do. A swing tackle who can play both sides of the line, primaries as a run blocker, however. I usually value tackles who can provide a bit of both ends of the spectrum, yet I cannot deny this young man’s overt power on tape. A mauler, a ton of displacement found in each rep, witnessed driving kids 15/20 yards off the ball. The motor is top-tier, the tenacity is prevalent. Pancake after pancake, is an off-the-snap jolter who quickly get kids out of position early in reps. You’re going to need to win with speed and try to limit your body surface area attempting to win against this kid, if he lands his punches and gets a hold of your numbers, you’re going to taste dirt. Would love to see how he works at IDL. Not to much baby fat on screen either, looks like a good/muscular 255/260. Love this kid’s game”.