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The final recruiting ranking for the class of 2024 has been made public by On3. Following a week of workouts and nationally televised games, the high school playoffs and postseason All-American games, which featured elite prospects from across the nation, came to an end. This last update follows those events.

Cooper Cousins is a big, muscular offensive lineman who has the abilities and positional versatility to be an interior game-changer, according to the scouting summary. measured approximately 305 pounds and more than 6 feet 6 inches before his senior year. arms are over 33 inches, which is a good length for an interior offensive lineman.

possesses a really sturdy build and little poor weight. has seen a lot of action in his time as a high school centre and brings advanced skills to college. In the run game, a weapon. disproportionately outnumbers smaller defensive linemen when attacking. possesses good flexibility and bend, which he uses to go around opponents. uses his blocks to push through and uproot defensive linemen using his core strength.

innately robust and capable of delivering a hard blow. works smoothly up to the second level. demonstrates strong athleticism in a combine scenario to support the moves seen on film. As a senior, he also saw experience on the defensive line, where his strength and mobility allowed him to make plays below the line of scrimmage. possesses a high floor and significant upside as a large centre prospect who could provide a powerful, muscular presence on an offensive line during runs. might also, depending on the situation, line up as a tackle or guard. Although he needs to adapt to a greater level of competition, he is physically developed and has the build to make an impact early in his college career.

Scouting Report: “Casey Poe possesses an exceptional blend of functional strength and movement skills, making him a reliable prospect on the interior offensive line. Before his senior season, he weighed about 290 pounds and was just about 6-foot-5. His hands measure between 10.5 and 11 inches, while his arms check in at little about 33 inches. boasts a fantastic physique, with his weight dispersed evenly over his body. has kept up his steady mass gain throughout his time in high school. sets the stage for his high school’s powerful downhill running attack by primarily lining up at left guard and left tackle. demonstrates abruptness in his first actions.

“Drives off the snap with excellent bend and suppleness. plays low and is aware of leverage, allowing him to go past defensive linemen’s pads. At the moment of attack, he is holding both violence and pop. plays as a run blocker with physicality and determination. Although he is not tall enough to play tackle at the next level, he still possesses the agility and control necessary to be a good interior pass blocker. Could be used as a tackle in an emergency. excels on the track as well, taking home a state shot put championship in her sophomore year and setting a personal record with a throw of 57-4.5 feet. With a very high floor, this offensive line prospect is one of the clearer ones for the 2024 cycle.

Scouting Summary: “Among the greatest offensive linemen in the 2024 cycle, Grant Brix is an aggressive offensive player with exceptional functional movement skills. approximately 6-foot-6 and 290 pounds in weight. possesses good length, especially for the interior, measuring 33.75 inches in the arm. plays for a small high school that runs a strong, downhill attacking style. Among the best offensive linemen for 2024, one of the better mover. agile and has a smaller player’s gait. sometimes appears to be a tight end. shoots the ball with energy.

“Once engaged, works to complete blocks with authority. a second-level blocker with dominance. puts linebackers in the ground by stalking them. majority of the time goes against the competitors to get what he desires. has a positive multisport record. a three-sport athlete who wrestled well and placed third in the state shot put competition, with a personal best of 50-2.5 feet. does not compete against the best and must keep improving in pass protection to reach the next level. project inside considering his skill set, very likely.