Dametrious

Crownover

A massive, elongated tackle with 35 3/8” arms, Crownover (6’7"/319) is a former tight end with a basketball background that shows in his balance. Crownover has logged over 1,800 career snaps while allowing just three total sacks, using his length and grip strength to latch, steer and finish defenders in the run game with a nasty demeanor. His 2025 campaign, however, was uneven, posting a 58.4 PFF pass-block grade while surrendering 27 pressures, highlighting inconsistencies in his pass sets. Crownover tested as a solid size/speed athlete with a 7.66 RAS, but his poor agility profile (4.98s shuttle) shows up on tape when redirecting against counters or handling quick-twitch edge threats. He can overset and struggle to mirror laterally, allowing rushers to attack his edges, while penalties (11 in 2025) and technique lapses further muddy his projection. At his best, he’s a downhill mauler who can climb, locate and finish in the run game. With rare length, developmental traits and a high-cut frame, Crownover projects as a swing tackle with upside if his pass protection technique can be refined and stabilized.

HC Jimbo Fisher picked up his second verbal commitment in three days Monday, as Crownover (6'6/275) announced that he will play his college football in College Station. A senior at Grandview (Texas) HS, the four-star tight end picked the Aggies over Baylor, Nebraska, Ohio State and Texas. Crownover, who is also a standout defensive end at Grandview High, can play either position at the college level. Given his size and athleticism, Texas A&M’s plan for the four-star talent has long been to figure it out once he arrives on campus according to 247Sports’ Brian Perroni. Crownover is Texas A&M’s 16th verbal commitment in the Class of 2021, a group that is currently ranked 15th nationally by 247Sports.com.