As the landscape of Texas high school football continues to evolve, the spotlight shines brightly on the emerging talent in the Class of 2026. Among these young athletes, several offensive linemen are making waves with their impressive skills, physical attributes, and potential to excel at the collegiate level and beyond.
In this article, we will explore the top five offensive linemen in Texas high school football for the Class of 2026, highlighting their stats, offers, latest news, and scouting reports.
Texas high school football continues to produce elite offensive line talent, with the Class of 2025 and 2026 featuring some of the most promising linemen in the state.
1. Zaden Krempin – OL, Prosper High School
- Height/Weight: 6’4″, 255 lbs
- Recruiting Overview: A four-star prospect in the Class of 2026, Krempin has received over 40 FBS scholarship offers, including from Texas, SMU, Oklahoma, and Michigan. His recruitment accelerated following an impressive sophomore season, with notable offers from Texas and Kansas State
- Recent Accolades: In December 2024, Krempin was named the District 6-6A Offensive Line MVP and is a finalist for the 2024 Whataburger Super Team
- Scouting Report: Krempin is known for his aggressive blocking style and versatility on the offensive line. His performance has been praised for technique and consistency, making him a valuable asset to Prosper’s offensive line.
2. Felix Ojo – OL, Lake Ridge High School
- Height/Weight: 6’6″, 280 lbs
- Recruiting Overview: Ojo is a four-star prospect in the Class of 2025, recognized for his size and athleticism. He has received multiple scholarship offers from Division I programs.
- Recent Accolades: In December 2024, Ojo was honored as a 2025 Navy All-American and participated in the Navy All-American Bowl on January 11, 2025, in San Antonio, Texas
- Scouting Report: Ojo’s towering frame and agility make him a formidable presence on the offensive line. His ability to protect the quarterback and create running lanes has been instrumental in Lake Ridge’s offensive success.
3. Drew Evers – OL, Flower Mound High School
- Height/Weight: 6’4″, 280 lbs
- Recruiting Overview: As of March 2025, specific recruiting information for Evers is limited. He is recognized for his contributions to Flower Mound’s offensive line.
- Scouting Report: Evers is noted for his strength and technique, effectively handling defensive linemen and contributing to both pass protection and run blocking. His consistent performance suggests potential for collegiate play
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4. John Turntine III – OL, North Crowley High School
- Height/Weight: 6’5″, 275 lbs
- Recruiting Overview: Turntine is the top-ranked recruit in Texas for the Class of 2026 and holds 35 college offers.His finalists include Michigan, Ohio State, Texas, Stanford, Georgia, Oregon, Texas A&M, Missouri, Tennessee, and SMU. He plans to make his commitment decision by the end of summer 2025.
- Recent Accolades: Turntine played a pivotal role in North Crowley’s 16-0 season, culminating in the Class 6A Division I state championship. His performance has drawn comparisons to Texas All-American offensive tackle Kelvin Banks Jr.
- Scouting Report: Despite a late start in organized football, Turntine’s athleticism and intelligence have propelled him to elite status. His aspirations in the medical field influence his academic considerations in the recruiting process.
5. Bryce Gilmore – OL, Prosper High School
- Height/Weight: 6’4″, 245 lbs
- Recruiting Overview: Information on Gilmore’s recruitment is currently limited. As a teammate of Zaden Krempin at Prosper High School, he has contributed to the team’s offensive line success, but specific details regarding offers or recruiting interest are not widely reported.
- Scouting Report: Gilmore’s agility and technique are notable, allowing him to effectively engage defenders and support both the passing and rushing attacks. His development will be key in attracting collegiate attention.
These athletes exemplify the depth of talent in Texas high school football, each bringing unique strengths to their respective teams and drawing varying levels of collegiate interest
With college football programs constantly searching for elite offensive linemen, Texas remains a recruiting hotbed. These five athletes are not only helping their high school teams succeed but are also positioning themselves for bright futures at the collegiate level.
As their recruitments heat up and their games continue to develop, expect more offers, rankings updates, and national attention. Keep following TD Recruits for the latest in high school football recruiting, scouting reports, and in-depth player analysis.
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