Scouting Journals for Jonathan Daniels

Physically-gifted blocker with a big frame and some of the best athleticism among 2024 offensive linemen. Measured around 6-foot-4.5, 285 pounds. Has plus length for the position with verified 34.5-inch arms to go with 11-inch hands. Pairs that big, projectable frame with outstanding athleticism. Can really run in the combine setting. Has some of the best change of direction marks of all 2024 offensive line prospects. Plays both offensive and defensive line for his high school and was more of a defender to start his high school career. Primarily plays right tackle for his high school. Has a flat back and natural bend in his stance. Flies off the snap with his movement skills immediately jumping out. Easily gets to the second level. Capable of moving bodies in the run game when his technique is on point. Has all of the tools to be a top pass protector but is undeveloped technically. Needs to improve his balance and base along with hand placement. Older for the class, turning 19 years-old in January of his senior year.

On3 has been higher than the industry on Jonathan Daniels (No. 9) for the past year. That remains the case with this update. The 6-foot-4, 285-pounder looks like the top offensive tackle prospect at this juncture. Daniels pairs elite length (35-inch arms) with plus movement skills and good play strength. The Pensacola (Fla.) Pine Forest standout is a very loose and fluid athlete. He’s shown some physicality and power as a drive blocker and has the upside to develop into a top pass protector with continued technical development.