Another player with nothing to complain about. He is a very gifted player on the defensive side of the football, and has all the potential in the world when it comes to his age and his body. I like the fact that he is as physical as he is at a very young age. If he continues to grow within his defensive program, he will be one of the nation’s most notable college prospects, as he is coached by an underrated high school program. I project him to eventually hear his name called in the NFL Draft.

A dominant young defensive tackle who lived in the backfield last season, Dozier is a powerful defensive tackle with a promising 6-foot-4 275-pound frame. He fires off the spa, plays with good leverage, and has a knack for eating space and finding the ball-carrier. He’s a wrecking ball and is coming off a dominant first season where he made 76 tackles, 24 TFLs and five sacks. He plays hard, is naturally strong, and will only get better over the next two to three years as he develops his craft, works on his technique, and continues to putt on more muscle mass. He has the potential to be one of the very best prospects in Georgia for the 2029 class.

One of the more dominant young defensive linemen across the state, Dozier has been a disruptive, game-changing lineman so far this season and is doing it in his very first season. He has an impressive blend of size and strength already at 6-foot-4 270-pounds with the potential to keep adding more muscle over the next three years. He plays hard and with good leverage, allowing him to create plenty of chaos in the backfield. The promising defender has made 48 tackles already this season with 16 TFLs, four sacks and one forced fumble. He’s playing like an easy Power Four prospect and should see plenty of offers come his way over time.