Troy Waddell is a senior two-way lineman at Rutherford High School in New Jersey, and the most remarkable line on his profile is one word repeated: every. He has played and started every game of his high-school career, freshman season through senior year. Four years of availability without a missed start is a trait a college line coach trusts before any measurable. The senior production is real too. From the defensive side he has 44 tackles with 25 solos, four tackles for loss, two sacks and a forced fumble. For a 292-pound two-way lineman carrying that snap load, those numbers are evidence of conditioning as much as technique. The film is among the deepest on this board: eight clips, including a senior first-three-games reel, a mid-season cutup, individual games against Becton at 5-0 and Glen Rock at 6-0, the regular-season finale against Butler, and a division championship clip highlighting his defensive play. A coach can watch an entire senior season game by game. At 6-3 and 292 pounds with a 285-pound bench, a 410-pound squat and a 3.2 GPA, Waddell is an ONE11 two-star whose file answers the durability question before it is asked.
Senior lineman: four years of every-game starts, 44 tackles, 8 clips
