Short-form YouTube video by Trent Luera (former college quarterback) presenting his ranking of the top three easiest positions to earn a college football scholarship. In this chunk he introduces himself and explains #3: offensive line — arguing it’s relatively easier if a player has size because rosters typically carry 15–20 linemen (multiple offensive sets), though earning a D1 spot can be harder due to transfers and "tweener" challenges.
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For the top three easiest positions to get a college football scholarship. For now, this is the moment that you guys have all been waiting for. You guys were loving the top five hardest position. Somebody said I should have just done all 22, and so I just decided to cut down to three because there's not really that many positions in football. First, if you don't know who I am, I'm Trent Loire. I'm a former college quarterback, and I help recruits just like you get college football scholarships. So if you want more content like this, be sure to drop me a follow. Let's dive in now. We're going to start it off hot, right off the bat. Number three is actually offensive line. And now you'd be like, what it was on your hardest. To be honest, I. I think I was completely wrong. After looking at some of the comments, thinking about it more, I was going off of one guy that I worked with. We were having kind of a tough time, but it was just a weird situation. And overall, if you have the size, it's easy. And it wasn't like he wasn't getting scholarships. It was just pushing to that D1 level who's kind of a tweener. Plus, when you think about it, most rosters are carrying, like, somewhere between 15 to 20 offensive linemen. You at least need like three sets. So there's a lot of spots out there for offensive linemen. And the only hard thing is just if you're trying to go D1, it can be challenging because a lot of times they're getting transfers. Right? As long as you.