Football fans are shocked at high school offensive line that averages 300lbs and wonder 'how is this even possible?'
Andrew Hansen
Published Sep 23, 2026
FOOTBALL fans have been left stunned by a mammoth high school offensive line.
St. Edward High School in Lakewood, Ohio, boasts not only back-to-back OHSAA Division I State Championship titles but an offensive line to rival any other in the country.
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Following their season-opening game against Center Grove, the Eagles went viral on social media thanks to a screenshot showing the details of their linemen.
Bookended by a 6-foot-7 195-pound and 6-foot-8 320-pound tackle, also amongst their linemen were 305 and 270-pound guards, and a 305-pound center.
"Hows that possible lmao," one fan asked on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Another said they "Thought that was the Green Bay Packers."
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As one joked: "I'm a grown middle age man and I wouldn't want to go up against one of them, maybe the 6'2" one but he's a center and probably built like a tank and a boat anchor had a baby."
While another user asked of two of the linemen: "What do they eat in Deonte and Devante Armstrongs family?????"
And while they may only be high schoolers, the futures of some of these young men already look bright.
Left tackle Deonta Armstrong and left guard Devontae Armstrong have both committed to Ohio State.
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Meanwhile, right tackle Ben Roebuck is set to attend Michigan.
Center Archer Soltis and right guard Sawyer Prementine are still only juniors.
It proved to be a great start to the season for St. Edward as they not only garnered national attention but also walked away with a 27-10 win.
The Eagles are currently ranked eleventh in the country by Play Football NFL.
