Josh Petty, an offensive tackle from Roswell, Georgia (class of 2025) who is 6 feet 5 inches and 265 pounds, is ranked No. 13 overall by 247Sports and is the top prospect in his position this cycle. He is ranked as the No. 24 overall player in the country and a five-star prospect in the industry-generated composite rankings.
With so many schools coming after him, Petty decided it’s time to get a little closer to making a final decision and he wants to take some important visits in March to inch closer to a commitment.
Dramodd Odoms of Houston Lamar is regarded as one of the top offensive prospects in the Lone Star State for the 2025 recruiting class. Odoms is ranked No. 7 nationally among offensive tackles in his class and No. 70 overall in the Top247 rankings.
Odoms claims to have received over 20 offers, the two most recent ones coming from Florida and Florida State. Numerous more programmes, including LSU, Michigan, Tennessee, and Texas A&M, have also provided. Late in January, Odoms paid a junior day visit to TCU, which has extended an offer to him. The most recent Odoms scouting report from 247Sports is as follows:
Odoms, who is confirmed to be around 6-foot-6 and 275 pounds, has an exceptional build with long arms and a wide wingspan. He was a left tackle on Houston Lamar’s 12-1 team that advanced to the third round of the Texas Class 6A Division I playoffs this past autumn.
Without a doubt, Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy’s record-breaking 40-yard time was the most noteworthy story from Saturday’s action. After running a 4.25 on his debut, Worthy surpassed the previous record established by John Ross (4.22) in 2017 with a scorching 4.21. Top NFL Draft hopefuls frequently have the chance to set themselves apart from the competition during the Combine. Worthy did in fact do so.
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