Zach Tomosovich has committed to play college football for Army. The gargantuan prospect chose the Black Knights over the likes of James Madison, UMass, Temple, Bowling Green, Kent State, and Akron, to name a few. The 6’5, 320 lbs recruit has significant game experience, having won a state championship in 2021. Zach is also a two-time all-conference selection and a former WPIAL champion.

Zachary Tomosovich Zachary Tomosovich 6'5" | 320 lbs | OL Penn-Trafford | 2024 State PA closes out the top ten, he and the surrounding prospects are interchangeable, the rankings are splitting hairs from 7-15. Tomosovich earns the spot due to his 6’5, 320 frame that is both taller and more massive than the linemen listed below, while also seeing state-wide success at Penn-Trafford HS. Miami of Ohio and Toledo pulled the trigger on Tomosovich’s potential in the summer. Finally, we see a linemen with real position versatility. Tomosovich can align at either guard or tackle spot, while also providing game-wrecking reps at DL on occasion. Incredible drive wins with upper body strength early, closes out with awesome drive down low. A ton of displacement on his blocks. Not much on tape in the pass-protection end of the spectrum, you’re going to get a run-blocking mauler when courting Tomosovich.

Tomosovich has FBS size right now at a whopping 6’5 320 pounds. To nobody’s surprise, Zach’s been offered by MAC schools such as Miami, OH & Toledo. He’s a dominant man-blocking lineman that’s talented at colliding with defenders. Tomosovich is agile for his size with long arms. He’s physical and plays shorter than his height. His size mixed with the ability to run his feet on contact often results in pancakes. The mammoth-sized recruit has the power and strength to go along with his major D1 frame. The FBS recruit is capable of playing power 5 football immediately in my personal opinion. 

Zach has college-ready size at 6’5 340 pounds. The senior OL has secured MAC offers from Toledo & Miami, OH. He engulfs Defensive Linemen in any man-blocking scenario. Tomosovich runs his feet well on contact, regularly pancaking the defender. The mammoth prospect has the strength to go along with his FBS size. Zach has long arms and great mobility finishing plays. Zach is capable of playing power 5 football in my opinion.