Isaiah Ritzmann is a 2028 linebacker out of Woodstock, Georgia, playing his high school football at Blessed Trinity in Roswell. At 6-foot-2 and 205 pounds with a verified 4.56 forty, he brings the frame and the closing speed college staffs want at the second level — long enough to take on blocks, fast enough to chase the football sideline to sideline. The weight room backs up the tape. A 315-pound bench and a 405-pound squat are legitimate numbers for a junior, and that lower-body strength shows up in how he arrives on contact. He is a linebacker first with athlete listed as a secondary position, which gives a staff flexibility to develop him at more than one spot as he continues to fill out. The recruitment is already in motion. Ritzmann holds offers from Louisville and Memphis and has been on campus at Tennessee, Virginia Tech, Florida State, and Liberty — SEC and ACC programs tracking him with a full junior season still in front of him. With two years of high school football left to play, he profiles as an early evaluation whose stock should climb as the film stacks up.
Downhill 2028 LB with 4.56 speed, a 315-pound bench, and early offers from Louisville and Memphis
