2027 Luke Tenn - LT2FBA Player Profile

🏈 Player Spotlight: Luke Tenn (OL, 6’4” 280 lbs)

Class of 2027 | Offensive Line Prospect

Film: @LukeTenn1 on X (Twitter)

🔍 Evaluation Summary

By: Coach Logan Tuley-Tillman – LT2FBA Linemen Training

Few young linemen combine frame, mobility, and positional versatility the way Luke Tenn does. Standing 6’4” and weighing 280 pounds, Tenn brings a complete toolbox that projects him as a future college-level contributor with upside to play across the offensive or defensive front. His film displays the combination of natural athleticism, leverage control, and physicality that recruiters look for in a trench prospect.

As Coach Tuley-Tillman often says, “Versatility equals value.” Tenn already shows that principle in action — taking reps at multiple positions up front and showing the mobility to transition fluidly between guard, tackle, and potentially center down the line.

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💪 Strengths

Tenn’s frame and body composition are ideal for long-term growth. He carries his 280 pounds well, showing quick feet and strong lower-body drive. His mobility and power base allow him to create displacement at the point of attack and finish through contact — a trait that separates average blockers from tone-setters.

On film, Tenn displays:

• Strong anchor and hand power in pass protection — consistently re-anchoring vs. bull rushers.

• Heavy hands and a firm strike point that stuns defenders on contact.

• “Sticky” base blocking in the run game — maintaining hand placement and body position through contact.

• Awareness and physical edge, showing the ability to use his body as a weapon to open lanes for the backfield.

Technically, Tenn flashes the understanding of leverage and balance necessary to transition smoothly to the next level. His ability to play either side of the ball gives him an intriguing developmental ceiling for college staffs looking for athletic, versatile linemen.

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As Coach LT2 emphasizes, “We block with our feet and control with our hands.” Repetition and refinement of those fundamentals — approximately 10,000 quality reps — are what separate prospects from starters.

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📈 Recruiting Projection

Tenn’s measurable traits and film suggest he will draw serious attention from division one college coaches looking for a stout & athletic IOL prospect .

With the transfer landscape in today’s college football, Tenn is well-positioned to earn early playing time, develop strong college tape, and eventually transfer upward to a Power Five or higher-tier FBS program once he proves himself.

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🧠 Coach’s Final Take

“Luke’s size, mobility, and football IQ give him real college potential. With continued focus on strength, lean mass, and technical precision, he can become one of those guys that commands respect in the trenches. The key now is to keep sharpening the details daily — the great ones build their game rep by rep.”

— Coach Logan Tuley-Tillman, LT2FBA Linemen Training