Andrew Babalola
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
Andrew Babalola is a 5-star Offensive Tackle from Overland Park, KS (Blue Valley Northwest) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 16 nationally. Composite rating: 0.9914. Uncommitted.
Physical Profile
Listed at 6-6, 290 lbs. Taller than 47% and heavier than 37% of 2025 Offensive Tackle prospects in the SEC Scouts database (87 with a listed size).
Play Style
Without position information or film analysis, specific play style assessment cannot be determined. However, his elite ranking suggests he is likely a difference-maker who impacts games in multiple ways and possesses the type of rare athleticism that translates across positions.
Strengths
- Elite national ranking (#16 overall) demonstrates exceptional talent level that separates him from peer group
- 5-star rating indicates he possesses multiple plus traits that project to immediate college impact
- 0.9914 composite score suggests consensus elite evaluation across major recruiting services
Areas to Improve
- Need to identify specific position and role to properly evaluate technical development needs
- Transition from Kansas high school football to major college competition will require adjustment period
College Projection
As a consensus 5-star prospect ranked in the top-20 nationally, Babalola projects as an immediate impact player who should compete for significant playing time as a freshman. His elite rating suggests he has the tools to be a multi-year starter and potential All-Conference performer.
NFL Outlook
With a 5-star rating and top-20 national ranking, Babalola has legitimate NFL draft potential. His elite composite rating suggests he possesses the physical tools and talent level that could translate to professional success, though specific position evaluation would be needed for more detailed projection.
Best Fit
Without knowing his specific position, ideal program fit is difficult to determine. However, his elite ranking suggests he would thrive in a major program that can utilize versatile, high-level athletes and provide the resources to maximize his development.
Player Comparison
Both share an elite 6'6" frame with similar weight (Garrett was around 295 at the combine) and possess the rare combination of size and athleticism that makes them #1 overall pick caliber talents. Garrett was also a consensus 5-star recruit ranked in the top 20 nationally, demonstrating the same elite pedigree and multi-positional versatility that scouts rave about when a prospect has exceptional measurables but unclear positional fit.