We wrap up the offensive positions in our top Florida high school players series with our ranking of the best offensive linemen entering the 2023 season. (Rankings according to 247Sports Composite.)
10. Tye Hylton (Oviedo)
We begin with Hylton, who is entering his senior season at Class 3M’s Oviedo. The three-star Florida State commit saw time primarily at left tackle for the Lions last season.
9. Deryc Plazz (Mandarin)
The No. 9 spot goes to Plazz, who transferred during the offseason from Andrew Jackson to Mandarin. A three-star Miami commit, he saw time primarily at offensive tackle last season.
8. Joshua Raymond (Lake Mary)
Raymond returns for his senior season as one of the biggest names for Class 4M’s Lake Mary. He’s a three-star Vanderbilt commit who worked primarily at left tackle in 2022.
7. Jake Guarnera (Ponte Vedra)
A multi-year impact player at Ponte Vedra, Guarnera enters his senior season as a three-star Michigan commit. He worked primarily at left tackle for the Sharks a year ago.
6. Eddy Pierre-Louis (Tampa Catholic)
One of the state’s more versatile offensive linemen, Pierre-Louis sits at No. 6 entering his senior season at Class 2M’s Tampa Catholic. Pierre-Louis, a four-star prospect, saw time at both tackle and guard last season for the Crusaders, as well as occasional action on defense.
5. Solomon Thomas (Raines)
We begin the top five of our best 2023 Florida high school offensive linemen with the lone junior to make this list. Thomas, a five-star prospect, saw time last season at left tackle for a Vikings team that reached the Class 2M regional finals.
4. Jimothy Lewis (IMG Academy)
With an offensive line that is among the state’s best entering the season, IMG Academy lands two names within the top five, the first of whom is Lewis. The four-star Mississippi State commit (2024 class) worked primarily at right tackle last season for the Ascenders.
3. Jason Zandamela (Clearwater Academy International)
Arguably the biggest name along one of the state’s most talented offensive lines, Zandamela is a four-star USC commit who was the Knights’ starting center last season.
2. Jonathan Daniels (Pine Forest)
Daniels enters his senior season at Class 3S’s Pine Forest, who went 10-1 to reach a regional semifinal a year ago. A four-star Florida State commit, Daniels saw time on both sides of the ball, working primarily at right tackle on offense.
1. Jordan Seaton (IMG Academy)
The biggest name on a loaded offensive line, Seaton enters the 2023 season No. 1 among Florida high school offensive lineman. A four-star prospect in the 2024 class, he transferred to the Ascenders in the offseason after seeing time primarily at left tackle for St. John’s (DC).
Honorable Mention
- Ziyare Addison (Sumner)
- Jimmy Williams (American Heritage)
- Joseph Ionata (Calvary Christian-Clearwater)
- Mauricio Hinds (Clearwater Academy International)
- Kaden Strayhorn (IMG Academy)
- Matthew Peavley (Venice)
- Santana Alo-Tupuola (IMG Academy)
- Teko Shoats (Miami Central)
- Zack Boehly (Cardinal Gibbons)
- Max Buchanan (Seminole)
