Summer is officially here, and for football fans, that means one thing: scouting season is in full swing. Our annual Summer Scouting series is back, giving Tampa Bay Buccaneers supporters a head start on the college players who could become household names by fall. Whether you're tracking quarterbacks, offensive tackles, or edge rushers, every position matters—because these athletes could end up wearing pewter and red, navy and orange, or black and gold.

Today, we're diving into a promising prospect from Ann Arbor: Michigan offensive tackle Blake Frazier. If you're a fan of raw talent with room to grow, this is a name you'll want to remember.

Frazier comes from football royalty—his father played for the Wolverines and was part of the legendary 1997 National Championship team. Blake earned his own accolades early, being unanimously voted the 2023 25-6A All-District Offensive Lineman of the Year. That kind of pedigree and recognition sets a high bar, but Frazier is just getting started.

Plugged into the starting left tackle spot, Frazier showed flashes of brilliance alongside some expected growing pains. His quick feet and fluid hips give him solid lower body mechanics, and he demonstrates good balance whether handling speed rushers or power off the edge. He's an unfinished project, but that's what makes him exciting—with development through 2026, he could make a significant leap.

While Frazier might not top draft boards just yet, he's a fun player to track this season. Keep an eye on him as he develops, because by 2027, he could be a steal for any NFL team looking to shore up their offensive line.