
Jeffrey Thompson is a senior defensive lineman at Logan Elm in Circleville, Ohio, whose game is anchored — literally — by one of the stronger lower halves in his class. A 505-pound squat and a 315-pound bench at 6-0, 235 pounds is interior-line strength that translates directly: anchor against a double team, push the pocket, reset the line of scrimmage. His secondary position tells the rest of the story. Thompson also plays center, which means he understands leverage, hand placement and blocking schemes from both sides of the ball — a two-way trench education that shows up as recognition on defense. At a compact 6-0 he projects as a leverage-and-power interior player, the low-pad-level nose or three-technique whose strength wins early downs, with a 5.0 forty giving him workable short-area mobility at his weight. His mid-year junior film is on file. Thompson is an ONE11 two-star whose squat-rack numbers set the floor for the projection — and as a senior, that floor is available to a staff right now.
Senior interior lineman with a 505-pound squat and center experience