Dexter Richardson is a junior offensive lineman and defensive tackle at Stephens County High in Toccoa, Georgia, and he already carries a college interior frame at 6-4 and 270 pounds.
The weight room is where the profile separates: a 465-pound squat and a 245-pound power clean, with a 235-pound bench. The power clean matters most for a lineman — it measures explosive hip extension, which is the difference between a lineman who leans on a defender and one who moves him off the ball. A 5.3 forty at 270 confirms the mass is functional.
His junior film is on file, and he reports 10-plus pancakes on the season, which is the rare stat line a lineman can actually hand a coach. Playing both ways is an asset at his stage: interior linemen who take snaps on defense learn hand placement and leverage from the other side of the ball, and they arrive on campus with a better feel for what a defensive tackle is trying to do to them.
A 3.4 GPA keeps every academic door open at a position where programs recruit deep into their boards. Richardson is an ONE11 two-star with the frame, grades and strength already on record.
Junior interior lineman at 6-4, 270 with a 465-pound squat