Reeves brings a Division I frame with the kind of athleticism and motor that translate well to the next level. At 6-4, 275, he carries good mass with room to fill out, and his movement skills jump off the tape. Shows the ability to chip, climb, and locate second-level defenders with balance and intent. Plays with a mean streak — finishes blocks, buries defenders, and consistently looks for extra work after initial contact. Shows versatility to line up inside or outside, pulling effectively and moving laterally with light, active feet. Run blocking stands out as his calling card right now — he generates movement and washes defenders down the line with effort and power.

The next step for Reeves is refining his technical side. Needs to keep pad level low through the rep and avoid popping upright out of his stance. Improving his footwork — maintaining base width, chopping through contact, and driving hips through defenders — will help him dominate longer. Pass-pro footwork and punch timing can tighten up to handle edge speed and counter-moves at the next level.

Projection: High-upside offensive lineman with early Division I potential. With technical growth, he projects as a multi-year starter capable of competing for playing time early in his college career.

Projection: Division I

Evaluated: 11/7/25

By: Emmanuel Charles Lobo