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Message: [QUOTE="CuseLegacy, post: 1368763, member: 469"] Free article... [URL]http://michigan.247sports.com/Bolt/What-coaches-see-in-Jack-Wohlabaugh--36379745[/URL] Michigan offered 2016 Stow (OH) Walsh Jesuit offensive lineman [B][URL='http://247sports.com/Player/Jack-Wohlabaugh-79041'][U]Jack Wohlabaugh[/U][/URL][/B] this past weekend. Here's what coaches see in their evaluation of Wohlabaugh's game. Wohlabaugh is a tough, explosive interior lineman that can fire off the ball and move defensive lineman. He rises off the ball with consistent pad level and gets good arm extension to strike people and steer them out of the play. Wohlabaugh seeks contact. He's always looking for someone to hit. Wohlabaugh is mechanically sound with his technique and his his arms and legs are in good unison. Wohlabaugh understands leverage and blocking angles. He doesn't have the imposing size you look for on the offensive line but his strength and physicality make him a bigger lineman. His initial strike or punch on opponents is just as good as anyone in the country. Can shift his weight to combo block and move up to the next level. He plays on his toes, giving him nimble feet and he keeps his weight up front and uses it to push defenders back. Wohlabaugh's slender and proportioned frame allow him to move with good quickness and agility. Wohlabaugh could play the center position in college with his ability to move and fire off the ball to reach a defensive tackle lined up over the guard. He can turn and seal off defenders in the run game. He looks good blocking in space and on the move when he pulls from the guard spot. Wohlabaugh is able to generate good power behind his blocks and could be a force with added weight put on at the next level. He has the mean streak and the mentality to destroy defenders that you look for in an offensive lineman. Has the core strength to absorb a bull-rush in pass protection and anchor down. [/QUOTE]

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