Scouting Journals for Kasi Currie

Among the more versatile two-way lineman in the country. Played predominately defensive tackle his first two years Sierra Canyon and showed an ideal combination of size, length and raw power. Big space eater in the middle of the defensive line, capable of taking on a double team, standing his ground and still making plays. Shows some raw pass rush ability featuring a strong bull rush and a quick first step and could play as a true nose guard or a traditional tackle in a 4-man front. He has massive features including 35” arms and 11” hands and is still growing in to his body. He’s also young for his grade and will play his entire senior year as a 17 year old. In a recent viewing, looks significantly quicker and playing with more burst and twitch. In an interesting development, Currie moved to offensive tackle as a junior and was dominant. In fact one college coach told us he would be the top offensive guard on their board if he was committed to playing on the OL at the college level. He’s a fluid mover with great feet and has some nastiness to him. We know Currie prefers defensive tackle and that’s where he’s primarily being recruited but it does show what kind of all around talent he is as a dominant player on both sides of the ball.