Analysis: OL Noah Thomas A Hidden Gem For Oregon State?
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With Oregon State recently landing Vancouver (WA) offensive lineman Noah Thomas, BeaversEdge breaks down what he brings to the Beavers!
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Great Size & Frame To Grow Into
One of the things that stands out right away about Oregon State offensive line pledge Noah Thomas is just how tall he is.
Standing at 6-foot-6, and checking in at 275 pounds, Thomas already has the height to compete and be a standout on the OL, and when he's able to add weight to his frame and get closer to 300, he'll be in a really good place.
While only a two-star per rankings, Thomas is the quintessential example of a guy Oregon State is betting on for long-term development. In all likelihood, Thomas won't be in the rotation for a year or two, and that's perfectly fine for the Beavers' timeline as they can allow him to develop at his own pace.
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