Jermaine Collier is a 2027 offensive tackle and defensive end from Decatur High in Decatur, Alabama, and he has the two things a line coach cannot teach: length and movement.
At 6'5 with a 6'7 wingspan and 10-inch hands, he already has the reach an offensive tackle needs to handle a college edge rusher, and the frame to carry another 40 pounds without losing anything. A 4.9 forty at 235 pounds is genuine movement for a lineman, and it is why he can play on either side of the ball right now.
The weight room says the strength is arriving with the frame: a 500-pound squat, a 285-pound bench, a 405-pound deadlift, and a 235-pound power clean, with a 30-inch vertical behind it. For a tackle prospect, that vertical is a useful signal — it tends to show up on film as a lineman who fires out of his stance rather than standing up.
Collier is a two-star ONE11 prospect. He is the kind of tall, athletic, still-filling-out lineman that development-minded programs target, and his film is current for staffs building a 2027 board.
2027 Alabama tackle: 6'5 with a 500-pound squat and a 4.9 forty