Alabama’s top high school football offensive linemen: Meet the best OL in 5A

With the 2026 season underway, AL.com is highlighting some of the top high school football players in Alabama. Our latest statewide list focuses on the best offensive linemen in 5A Public. Earlier: Quarterbacks | Running backs | Wide receivers | Tight endsWe contacted coaches across the state and asked them to fill out a survey requesting information about their team. These lists were compiled primarily based on the information provided by the coaches who chose to respond. Think you belong on this list? Encourage your coach to fill out the survey! We will add to these lists as appropriate. Check back soon for the poll in which we’ll ask fans to cast their vote to help us determine which of these offensive linemen is the best of the best! BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMEN, ALABAMA 5A PUBLICBenicio “Big Ben” Austin, Ramsay, seniorThe 6-foot-3, 300-pound guard and center is the Rams’ only four-year starter and has offers from Miles College and Arkansas Baptist. Austin has a 3.0 GPA and has been a fixture in Ramsay’s offensive front throughout his high school years.“Benicio is a senior team captain whose strength is his knowledge of the game and physicality,” Rams coach Ronnie Jackson said.Samuel Bailey, Mae Jemison, junior Bailey is 6-foot-6 and 305 pounds with a 3.8 GPA, and he is No. 4 in 247Sports’ composite rankings of Alabama’s class of 2028. The 4-star offensive tackle has several Power Four offers and stands out as one of the state’s premier 2028 prospects.“Samuel has awesome size and athletic ability,” Jaguars coach Rico White said.Hudson Bell, Pell City, senior The 6-foot-4, 280-pound offensive lineman has a 4.4 GPA and 21 ACT score. Bell received his first Division I offer from Samford in April and has drawn additional interest from North Alabama and Austin Peay.“Hudson is physical and has a high football IQ; he plays the game the way you are supposed to — fast and physical,” Panthers coach Erik Kuykendall said.Christian Bennett, Clay-Chalkville, junior Bennett plays interior offensive line at 6-foot-4 and 285 pounds and competes as a basketball forward in the winter. The 2025 Alabama Sports Writers Association 6A all-state second-team selection has numerous Division I offers and is No. 15 in 247Sports’ composite rankings of the state’s class of 2028.Walker Bostick, Homewood, juniorThe 6-foot-2, 240-pound right tackle returns as a key starter for the Patriots. Bostick’s agility and technique make him a cornerstone of Homewood’s offensive line.“Walker is a very athletic offensive lineman who plays with outstanding bend, balance and leverage,” Patriots coach Ben Berguson said. “He brings a tough mentality to every snap and loves the physical nature of the game.”Dewight Brown, Minor, sophomore Brown anchors the left guard position at 6-foot-3 and 330 pounds despite being an underclassman. His size and toughness have already attracted attention from programs at the next level.“Big, physical, young offensive lineman — interest has picked up from numerous colleges,” Tigers coach Rico Jackson said.Jacob Bush, Pelham, senior Bush has versatility across the offensive line, playing center, guard and tackle. He plays power forward in basketball. “Jacob is a third-year starter who is the glue and heart of our offensive line,” Pelham coach Ross Newton said.Caleb Canty, McAdory, senior The 6-foot-5, 290-pound tackle has a 3.1 GPA and is No. 40 in 247Sports’ composite rankings of Alabama’s class of 2027. Canty, a 3-star prospect, committed to Maryland in May and serves as a centerpiece for McAdory.“The leader up front and the leader of the team,” Yellowjackets coach Aryvia Holmes said. “He speaks and everyone listens. His toughness, quickness, physical play and leadership have earned him quite a few Division I offers. He is currently a Maryland commit with a few heavy schools still trying to make a push to land his talent. “He is the strongest on the team and a great player to be around. He is a very quick offensive lineman who thinks extremely well on the fly. He communicates effectively and is the guy on the team that rallies the troops. Everyone feels safe and confident going to war on Friday nights behind his leadership.” Cornelius (CJ) Chaverst, McAdory, seniorThe 6-foot, 260-pound guard and center doubles as the 2025 heavyweight wrestling state champion for Alabama. Chaverst benches 285 pounds, squats 405 and cleans 275. He brings two years of starting experience to the Yellowjackets’ offensive front.“He is a guard who is extremely physical and moves very lightly on his feet,” Yellowjackets coach Aryvia Holmes said. “He doesn’t talk and say much; he is usually all about the work. He is extremely strong and will play both sides of the ball a huge deal this season. He has started every game for the Yellowjackets since his sophomore year in the trenches. He has the most experience up front on the offensive line that is led by majority seniors.”Hudson Comeaux, Calera, sophomore Comeaux plays center at 6-foot-2 and 300 pounds and has a 3.65 GPA. The football and wrestling athlete is positioned as a key piece of Calera’s offensive line for the next three seasons.“Hudson is a great young player and is getting bigger and stronger every day,” Eagles coach Scott Rials said. “Hudson started several games as a freshman.”Kevin Corbin, Calera, senior Corbin’s physicality and experience make him a foundational presence in Calera’s offensive front.“Kevin is going to be a three-year starter for us,” Eagles coach Scott Rials said. “He stands 6-foot-1, 305 pounds, and he is a very physical guard.”Braydon Davis, Central-Tuscaloosa, senior Davis plays right tackle and defensive end at 6-foot-2 and 290 pounds with a 5.0-second 40-yard dash, 300-pound bench and 600-pound squat. The returning starter is No. 59 in 247Sports’ composite rankings of Alabama’s class of 2027 and committed to South Florida in June.Daniel Davis, Minor, senior The 6-foot-4, 305-pound right guard has a 3.0 GPA and five standing offers, including from Middle Tennessee State. Davis showcased his versatility along the offensive front in 2025.“Physical, nasty offensive lineman … started last year at three different positions (center, guard and tackle) and will play college ball as an interior offensive lineman,” Tigers coach Rico Jackson said. Mikiel Davis, Ramsay, junior Davis is 5-foot-10 and 250 pounds as a returning lineman for the Rams. His communication skills make him the leader of Ramsay’s offensive line. “Mikiel is a center and two-year starter and is another vocal and intelligent player on the line,” Rams coach Ronnie Jackson said. “He makes all the calls on the offensive front.”Jonah Gee, Pelham, juniorThe 6-foot-3, 290-pound offensive tackle is a 3-star prospect who started every game as a sophomore in 2025. Gee has six Division I offers and is No. 36 in 247Sports’ composite rankings of Alabama’s class of 2028.Elijah Gilleylen, Pelham, senior Gilleylen plays right guard at 5-foot-9 and 265 pounds. He also contributes at defensive end and defensive tackle.“Elijah is a third-year starter who has been described as tough as nails,” Panthers coach Ross Newton said.Robert “Finn” Gipson, Theodore, seniorThe 6-foot-4, 285-pound tackle is a three-year starter who has played two seasons at right tackle and one at tight end. Gipson has offers from Faulkner University and North Alabama.“Athletic with a long wingspan and physical,” Bobcats coach Randall Larson said.Joshua Halsey, McAdory, senior Halsey is 6-foot-3 and 255 pounds with a 3.8 GPA, playing center, guard and defensive end for the Yellowjackets. His versatility and competitive nature make him one of McAdory’s most valuable linemen. “Joshua is the most fun to watch on the line,” Yellowjackets coach Aryvia Holmes said. “He is a great kid who plays very angry on Friday nights. He is a fierce competitor who works very hard. He is the most versatile lineman on the roster who can snap, play guard and tackle. Look out for him leading the team in pancakes — he’s just mean like that.”Tristan Hardin-Roberts, Blount, seniorThe 6-foot-4, 300-pound offensive lineman has a 4.1 GPA and competes in football, basketball and track. Hardin-Roberts is a 3-star run-blocker with 9.5-inch hands and 25 Division I offers. He is No. 50 in 247Sports’ composite rankings of Alabama’s class of 2027 and committed to West Virginia in July.Jacob Harper, Florence, juniorHarper returns as Florence’s starting center at 6-foot and 265 pounds.“After a productive offseason and showcase at camps, the sky and expectations are higher for this young man than ever,” Falcons coach Kenny Morson said. “Averaging an 88 percent grade last year at only 15- and 16-years-old, any improvement is exceptional in the offensive line play world. Recruiting for this guy is starting to pick up, and we’re excited to see what he does next as the man in charge of the front five.”Sam Hartzog, Helena, senior The 6-foot, 243-pound center benches 295 pounds, squats 405, deadlifts 500 and cleans 245.“Sam is a returning starter at center and continues to improve each day for us at the position,” Huskies coach Richie Busby said. Grayson Hester, Fort Payne, seniorHester plays offensive tackle and center at 6-foot-3 and 285 pounds. The 2025 Alabama Sports Writers Association all-state honorable mention selection has multiple college offers and allowed no sacks last season.Hunter Howell, Murphy, sophomoreThe 6-foot-3, 207-pound offensive tackle received honorable mention on AL.com’s Coastal Alabama all-region team as a freshman. Howell’s early varsity experience positions him as a key piece of the Panthers’ offensive front for the next three seasons.Cash Hudson, Hartselle, junior Hudson plays guard and defensive tackle at 6-foot and 350 pounds. The second-year starter benches 315 pounds, squats 405 pounds and is being recruited by multiple college programs.“Cash is a great finisher in the run game and great puller for his size,” Tigers coach Bert Newton said.Bradie Hughes, Mortimer Jordan, senior The 6-foot-3, 270-pound lineman transferred from Gardendale and brings great flexibility to the Blue Devils’ offensive scheme.“Bradie is very versatile and can play guard, tackle or center,” Blue Devils coach Heath Lauderdale said. “He is strong with good feet, plays the game hard, along with tons of experience.”Carter Hughes, Pell City, junior Hughes is 6-foot-3 and 275 pounds as an offensive tackle and guard for the Panthers. His combination of ability and skill set makes him a key returning piece for the team.“Carter is an athletic offensive line player who is really physical and an extremely hard worker,” Pell City coach Erik Kuykendall said.Gray Keown, Homewood, senior The 6-foot-2, 240-pound left tackle also plays defensive end.“Gray is a returning starter at left tackle and the leader of the offensive line,” Patriots coach Ben Berguson said. “He plays with excellent technique and consistently does the little things right.”Sam Landrum, Helena, sophomore The underclassman’s size and potential make him a player to watch the next three seasons for the Huskies. “Sam is a rising 10th-grader and is 6-foot-5 and 305 pounds,” Helena coach Richie Busby said. “We are looking for big things from Sam as he gains experience as a first-time starter on the offensive line.”Cade Lewis, Douglas, senior Lewis plays offensive line and defensive end at 6-foot-1 and 215 pounds. He plays baseball in the spring.“Cade returns as a two-year starter on the offensive line,” Eagles coach Brandon Lyles said. “Cade has continued to improve mentally and physically throughout his career. He’s expected to be able to help on both sides of the ball this season.”Aaron Logan, Ramsay, seniorThe 6-foot-5, 245-pound offensive tackle allowed only three sacks last season and earned recognition on the 2025 Birmingham City Schools all-academic football team.“Aaron is a second-year starter who will be a force and will protect our QB,” Rams coach Ronnie Jackson said.Kevin Madrid, Chelsea, seniorMadrid plays guard at 5-foot-11 and 195 pounds for the Hornets. “Kevin is a team player who is a leader up front for us,” Chelsea coach Tad Niblett said. “He makes up for being a little undersized with great technique and toughness.” Ryan Mann, Wetumpka, senior The 6-foot-2, 300-pound offensive lineman has a 3.71 GPA, benches 385 pounds and deadlifts 600 pounds.“Ryan is a returning starter and our most versatile offensive lineman,” Wetumpka coach Bear Woods said. “Last season, Ryan started at center, guard and tackle. You have to be a very smart player to play multiple positions on the offensive line. He commands the offensive line by identifying the front, linebackers and making checks throughout the game. “Ryan is being recruited at the next level as an interior lineman but is willing to be utilized wherever he is needed to help the team. One of the stronger players on the team, we look forward to Ryan to use his strength and physicality to drive our run game.”Deavion McKinstry, Parker, senior The 6-foot-2, 270-pound guard has a 3.4 GPA and returns as a starter for the Thundering Herd.“Deavion is another key piece of our offensive line and a natural leader on and off the field,” Parker coach Frank Warren said. Daniel Means, Pinson Valley, junior Means has an 80-inch wingspan and 3.4 GPA. The offensive tackle has an offer from Alabama State and stands out as one of the top prospects of his class.“Daniel has a huge upside; he’s a giant at 6-foot-5, 285 pounds,” Pinson Valley coach Logan Colafrancesco said. “He will be a huge recruit for the 2028 class.”Ikcurious (Ike) Newell, Benjamin Russell, senior The 6-foot-4, 310-pound guard has emerged as one of Benjamin Russell’s best players up front. Newell has offers from East Tennessee, Middle Tennessee and North Alabama.“Ike has played defensive lineman until last season, when we needed some help on the offensive line,” Wildcats coach Kirk Johnson said. “He came over, learned a ton and became one of our best offensive linemen last year. Ike is a physical player with good weight and length, and with his communication skills, he is a very versatile player on our offensive line.” Courtland Norman, Wetumpka, sophomore Norman started nine games at left tackle as a freshman at 6-foot-2 and 304 pounds. The versatile offensive lineman attended several college prospect camps over the summer and is drawing attention from Division I and Division II programs. “Courtland has a lot of upside as he competed as a freshman in a very competitive 6A Region 2,” Wetumpka coach Bear Woods said. “Courtland had to grow up fast, and he gained valuable experience from last year that he can take with him this season. He has had tremendous growth from a body size perspective but has also shown growth in the weight room with increases in maxes in squat, power clean and bench press. Expect an even more physical level of play and poise by Norman this season.” Jaden Peterson, Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa, seniorThe first-unit center stands 5-foot-11 and weighs 268 pounds with a 3.6 GPA, 5.03-second 40-yard dash, 325-pound bench and 615-pound squat.“Jaden started all 10 games last season and will be the anchor for three new starters on the offensive line,” Patriots coach Jamie Mitchell said. Brock Porter, Chilton County, seniorThe 6-foot-5, 255-pound offensive lineman also plays baseball for the Tigers. Porter has emerged as an intriguing college football prospect. “The two players to watch on the offensive line this year will be seniors Brock Porter and Christian Yaras,” Tigers coach Thomas Hughes said. “Brock will provide support at the left tackle position. His frame will help protect the blindside of our quarterback. Other than his size, his footwork and speed are what will make him a good option to play at the next level.”Zamarion Price, Brookwood, senior Price plays guard, nose guard and defensive end at 6-foot-1 and 270 pounds.“Zamarion started on the offensive line last year,” Panthers coach Chris Foster said. “Expectation for Zamarion is to be an anchor for the offensive line and rotate in on the defensive line. He does a great job creating good leverage for himself when battling in the trenches.”Keilan Pullom, McAdory, seniorThe 6-foot-4, 280-pound right tackle has a 3.7 GPA. “Stepping into a starting role for the first time in his playing career,” Yellowjackets coach Aryvia Holmes said. “He is a very big, physical offensive lineman who moves very well for his size. He has offers from a good list of schools and will be furthering his playing career at the conclusion of his senior season.” Dawson Roden, Boaz, seniorRoden contributes on both sides of the ball as an offensive lineman and a defensive end at 6-foot-2 and 250 pounds with a 76-inch wingspan.“Dawson plays left tackle and is the anchor on the offensive line for us,” Pirates coach Luke Pruitt said. “He is very athletic and helps along the defensive line as well. Dawson will be a senior and is the veteran on the senior-heavy offensive line.” Josh Roper, Mortimer Jordan, seniorThe 6-foot-4, 300-pound tackle has a 4.18 GPA and is in his third season as a starter.“Josh has good size, loves the game and works hard at improving,” Blue Devils coach Heath Lauderdale said. “He has worked hard at putting on proper weight and his footwork that boosted his overall performance.” Kameron Scarver, Parker, senior Scarver is 6-foot-5 and 285 pounds with a 3.2 GPA as a 3-star recruit and third-year starter. The 2025 Alabama Sports Writers Association second-team all-state selection is No. 76 in 247Sports’ composite rankings of Alabama’s class of 2027 and committed to Georgia State in June.“Kameron will be the leader of our offensive line this season,” Thundering Herd coach Frank Warren said.Lucian Styron, Elberta, juniorThe 6-foot-5, 245-pound offensive tackle and defensive end is a key returning player and rising next-level prospect for the Warriors.“Our top returning offensive lineman is Lucian Styron,” Elberta coach Joel Williams said. “He will play in college, continues to develop and is gaining size.”Sawyer Sullivan, Pelham, senior Sullivan plays guard and tackle at 6-foot-4 and 310 pounds with a 4.3 GPA and 32 ACT score. The third-year starter has FCS offers. He also competes in basketball for the Panthers. Jayden Travis-Williams, Central-Tuscaloosa, seniorThe 6-foot-5, 310-pound offensive tackle has a 3.8 GPA with an 80-plus-inch wingspan. Travis-Williams has 19 Division I offers, benches 315 pounds and squats 505 pounds. He committed to Coastal Carolina. Bryson Trusley, Arab, seniorTrusley plays center, guard and nose guard at 6-foot-3 and 255 pounds with a 4.15 GPA. The track athlete recorded 29 big blocks in 2025 with a 4.95-second 40-yard dash, 500-plus-pound squat and 300-plus-pound bench. He is being recruited by NAIA and Division II schools.Braylen Underwood, Boaz, senior The 6-foot-7, 260-pound right tackle has a Division II offer and has drawn interest from small colleges.“Braylen’s length and size make him a perfect tackle body,” Pirates coach Luke Pruitt said. “We are excited about his senior season and expect him to flourish at tackle.” Donovan Wilkerson, Jasper, senior Wilkerson is 6-foot-3 and 315 pounds with a 3.0 GPA and three Division I offers.“Donovan will be a three-year starter, and he has continued to grow as a player,” Vikings coach David Reeves said. “He has great size and athletic ability for his size. Donovan holds multiple Division I offers and will be one of the best offensive tackles in the state.”Jayden Williams, Calera, senior Williams transferred from Montevallo and plays tackle at 6-foot-3 and 290 pounds. The football and basketball athlete runs a 5.4-second 40-yard dash, benches 275 pounds, squats 500 and deadlifts 500. He has drawn interest from several colleges. “Jayden has the opportunity for a big year,” Eagles coach Scott Rials said.Stafford Willis, Arab, senior The 6-foot-5, 300-pound three-year starter recorded 38 big blocks and allowed zero sacks in 2025. Willis is No. 47 in 247Sports’ rankings of Alabama’s class of 2027 and committed to Alabama in June.“Stafford is a team leader — I can’t say enough good things about him,” Knights coach Kyle Routon said. “Stafford is the best offensive lineman I have ever coached. He is the total package — great player, leader and person.”Liam Wooten, Hartselle, junior Wooten plays guard and tackle at 6-foot-6 and 315 pounds as a second-year starter. The class of 2028 prospect benches 345 pounds, squats 495, deadlifts 585 and cleans 315. He is being recruited by multiple colleges. “Liam has great feet, long reach, and is great in pass pro,” Tigers coach Bert Newton said.Jude Wright, Gardendale, seniorThe 6-foot-2, 275-pound snapper has a 3.9 GPA with a 525-pound squat, 385-pound bench, 295-pound power clean and 5.1-second 40-yard dash. Wright has six Division I offers and committed to Jacksonville State. “Jude is our center,” Rockets coach Eric Firestone said. “He is the captain and leader of our team. We lean on him a lot. He makes checks at the line and makes our offense go.”Christian Yaras, Chilton County, senior Yaras plays center, guard and tackle at 6-foot-1 and 210 pounds.“The two players to watch on the offensive line this year will be seniors Brock Porter and Christian Yaras,” Tigers coach Thomas Hughes said. “Yaras provides the most experience on the offensive line and will prove to be the centerpiece on the offensive line at center. He will be a three-year starter on the offensive line. His knowledge of the offense will help calling protections and communicating with the quarterback.”Dillan Dennis, Lakeitheon Palmer, Barry Slay, seniors, Baldwin County “Dillan Dennis, Lakeitheon Palmer and Barry Slay are returning senior starters,” Tigers coach Andrew Davis said. “They lead a group that should be the strength of our offense. They are strong, hardworking and respected by their teammates and have a full season of playing under their belts.”Devin Johnson, senior; Ethan Chapman, Camron Fails, juniors, Columbia “Devin Johnson (class of 2027), Camron Fails (class of 2028) and Ethan Chapman (class of 2028) all possess extensive experience and play with assertive physicality and excellent footwork,” Eagles coach Sammie Coates said.Brayden Battles, Jayden Daniels, Amon Jackson, Will Perry, seniors, Decatur“Four senior returning starters — Will Perry, Amon Jackson, Brayden Battles and Jayden Daniels,” Red Raiders coach John Ritter said. “This group has experience, and they had a great offseason in the weight room; now they need to translate that into success in the trenches. They have shown flashes of potentially being a solid group from tackle to tackle.”Hayden Mattox, Daniel Quiroz, seniors; Aiden Powers, sophomore, East Limestone “Our offensive line will include three returning starters that will anchor that unit up front,” East Limestone coach Juwan Simpson said.“Hayden is a three-year starter coming off his best season yet. He brings the energy every day and does an incredible job of pushing his teammates to be better.“Daniel is another three-year starter who is one of the toughest kids on the team. He battled injuries his entire junior year but never missed a start.“Aiden is one of our most physically gifted football players. He started as a freshman in 2025 and has added 40 pounds of body weight this offseason and is still our fastest offensive lineman. He has been dominating his competition at organized team activities this summer and looks to have an incredible sophomore year.” Jack Biggs, senior; Greyson Casey, junior, Gulf Shores“Senior Jack Biggs (6-foot-2, 255 pounds) and junior Greyson Casey (6-foot-2, 260 pounds) return as the only returning starters on the offensive line,” Dolphins coach Mark Hudspeth said. “Both are being recruited and are expected to be all-region players.” Roman Barnes, senior; Lemerial Sanders, junior; Knowledge Houser, sophomore, Hueytown“One of the greatest strengths of this year’s team is the return of three experienced starters along the offensive line,” Golden Gophers coach Jeremy Vines said. “Their chemistry, toughness and experience provide a strong foundation for an offense that expects to control the line of scrimmage. Having played together and battled through the challenges of varsity football, this veteran group brings leadership, physicality and a deep understanding of the game. They have developed into a unit that communicates well, plays with discipline and takes pride in protecting the quarterback and creating running lanes.“Known for their hard work and relentless approach in the weight room and on the practice field, the trio has returned bigger, stronger and more technically sound. Their commitment to improvement has elevated the standard for the entire offensive line and set the tone for the offense. With three returning starters leading the way, the Gophers expect to establish a physical identity built on toughness, consistency and effort. Their experience and leadership will be instrumental in the development of the younger linemen while providing the stability needed for the offense to compete at a high level throughout the season.”Nasean Heard, Kayvion Marsh, Lance McClendon, Kahyri Richmond, seniors; Parker Latham, junior, Lee-Huntsville “Junior tackle Parker Latham, senior tackle Kayvion Marsh, senior guard Lance McClendon, senior guard Kahyri Richmond and senior center Nasean Heard have been a special group to watch develop since I took the job in January,” Generals coach Navendra Woods said. “The most improved group by far. They are smart, gritty and physical.”Jaxon Elston, Xavier Endicott, Justin Pham, Bryson Sanderson, seniors; Jacques Goodman, junior, OxfordThe Yellow Jackets bring back five proven contributors who form the backbone of coach Sam Adams’ squad.Leading the way is senior Bryson Sanderson, who committed to Memphis in June and is No. 20 in 247Sports’ rankings of Alabama’s class of 2027.Fellow senior Jaxon Elston adds another FBS commitment to Oxford’s roster, having pledged to South Carolina in May. Elston checks in at No. 49 in the state’s 2027 rankings.Joining the two college-bound seniors are fellow seniors Justin Pham and Xavier Endicott, along with junior Jacques Goodman, all of whom return as starters from last season.The quintet gives Oxford a rare combination of experience, talent and college-level potential as the Yellow Jackets aim to build on their success from a year ago.Lindsy Bolling, Jacobi Moore, seniors; Tracy Pearson, junior; Jeremy Brown, Zacari Glen, Joshua Sims, sophomores, Percy Julian “We will return three starters on the offensive line, and this is the most experienced group on offense,” Phoenix coach Fred T. Farrier said. “Senior Jacobi Moore (6-foot-4, 285 pounds), senior Lindsy Bolling (6-1, 270) and junior Tracy Pearson (6-4, 280) all return to starting positions in 2026. Competing for the other spots and adding depth will be sophomores Zacari Glen (6-foot, 260), Jeremy Brown (5-11, 270) and Joshua Sims (6-3, 325).”Tommie Blythe, King Green, Vincent Savage, seniors, Pike Road“Tommie Blythe, King Green and Vincent Savage will all be senior multiyear starters for us,” Patriots coach Granger Shook said. “Tommie has several D1 offers and is one of the best I have ever coached. King Green and Vincent are leaders for us up front with their grit and confidence up front.”Gunnar Brannan, Jojo Pasquill, juniors; Landon Law, sophomore, Saraland “Landon Law (6-foot-3, 280 pounds) and Jojo Pasquill (5-foot-10, 265 pounds) will anchor our offensive line,” Spartans coach Jeff Kelly said. “Along with returning starter Gunnar Brannan (5-foot-11, 235 pounds), we expect great things out of this group.” Brayden Brown, Wesley Carroll, Colin Futral, Noah Miller, seniors; Reece Daugherty, junior; JC Hutchins, Owen White, sophomores, Southside-Rainbow City“We bring back the majority of our offensive line from last season,” Panthers coach Miles Holcomb said. “This group is led by Colin Futral (class of 2027) and Noah Miller (class of 2027). Reece Daugherty (class of 2028), Owen White (class of 2029), JC Hutchins (class of 2029), Brayden Brown (class of 2027) and Wesley Carroll (class of 2027) are the guys who round out this unit for us. We really like the growth we have seen so far with this unit.” Antonio Allen, Tag Obenauf, seniors; Donovan Brown, Zyon Jones, Josh Taylor, juniors, Stanhope Elmore“Returning starters Tag Obenauf, Donovan Brown and Josh Taylor are tough guys in the middle and great technicians,” Mustangs coach Hunter Adams said. “Taylor has elite strength and mobility for an offensive lineman and could dominate if he applies it all. Tackles Zyon Jones and Antonio Allen both have the length and athleticism to excel at the position.” Earlier: Quarterbacks | Running backs | Wide receivers | Tight endsFor complete coverage of Alabama high school football, including schedules, scores, recruiting news and additional player spotlights, visit AL.com’s high school sports section throughout the season.