TJ Dice Jr.
Florida
Sophomore
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
TJ Dice Jr. is a 4-star Offensive Tackle from College Park, GA (Langston Hughes) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 235 nationally. Composite rating: 0.9169. Committed to University of Florida.
Physical Profile
Listed at 6-3, 298 lbs. Taller than 0% and heavier than 51% of 2025 Offensive Tackle prospects in the SEC Scouts database (87 with a listed size).
Play Style
Based on his rating profile, Dice likely demonstrates solid fundamental techniques with the athletic ability to handle multiple positions along the offensive front. His emergence from a competitive Georgia prep program suggests he's comfortable in physical, high-intensity situations and has been coached in advanced blocking schemes.
Strengths
- Raw talent evaluation - 4-star rating and #235 national ranking despite limited recruiting buzz suggests legitimate physical tools and football IQ
- Geographic advantage - Playing in Georgia's elite prep football environment provides high-level competition and coaching that translates well to college
- Development potential - Composite rating near 0.92 indicates strong foundational skills with significant room for technical refinement
Areas to Improve
- National exposure and recruitment momentum - Limited offer sheet suggests need to showcase abilities at camps and combines
- Technical refinement - Like most prep linemen, will need extensive work on hand placement, footwork, and pass protection fundamentals
College Projection
Projects as a redshirt candidate who could develop into a multi-year starter with proper development. His rating suggests Power 5 capability, likely requiring 1-2 years of strength and conditioning before contributing meaningfully. Could emerge as a valuable depth piece by Year 2 with starting potential in Years 3-4.
NFL Outlook
While his 4-star rating indicates legitimate tools, his current #235 national ranking places him outside typical early-round NFL projection territory. Could develop into a mid-to-late round prospect with exceptional college development, but would need significant technical and physical progression.
Best Fit
Programs with strong offensive line development track records and patient approach to prospect maturation. Schools that emphasize technique and can provide 2-3 years of development time would maximize his potential. His Georgia roots suggest familiarity with SEC-style physicality.
Player Comparison
Williams was a 4-star recruit with similar size (6'5", 302 lbs) who demonstrated exceptional versatility along Alabama's offensive line, playing both tackle and guard at an elite level. Like this prospect, Williams combined solid fundamentals with the athletic ability to handle multiple positions, showcasing high football IQ and technical refinement throughout his college career before becoming a reliable NFL starter.
Career History
Florida
#55 OL - Sophomore
Florida
#55 OL - Freshman