Justin Mayers

Arizona

Nov 1 (Sat)

TBA

AT COLORADO
2024 (Gr.)

In his one season at Colorado he played in 11 games and started seven during 2024.
Started six games at left guard and one game at right guard.
Played the fifth most snaps on the offensive line with 484.
In 366 pass blocking snaps he allowed two sacks, five hurries, and seven pressures.
Played in the 2025 Hula Bowl College All-Star Game.

TRANSFER RANKINGS

247 Sports lists him as a four-star prospect with a transfer ranking of .8800 as the No. 144 ranked player overall and the No. 6 ranked interior offensive lineman in the transfer portal (as of December 20, 2023).
He comes to Colorado as a graduate transfer with one year to play one.

AT UTEP

Played in 35 career games through five seasons at UTEP, starting every game of the last two seasons at left guard.
Started all 12 games at left guard in 2023.
Had six games with a pass-blocking grade above 80 in 2023 according to PFF.
Only allowed one sack in 402 passing attempts.
Started all 12 games at left guard in 2022.
Efforts helped the Miners compile 159.4 rushing yards per game (fifth C-USA/61st nationally).
Miners gained a season-high 335 yards against FIU, the most at the school since 2016.
UTEP has eclipsed 350 yards of total offense in six contests, including two efforts of 500+ yards.
Helped UTEP allow only 4.64 tackles for loss per game (fourth C-USA/34th nationally).
Aided the Miners to dominate time of possession per game, with the 33:34 average leading C-USA and rating ninth in the country.
Named All-Conference USA Honorable Mention in 2022.
Played in a reserve offensive lineman capacity in 2021, seeing action in five games.
Saw action in six games for the Miners on the offensive line in 2020.
Made his first career appearance in UTEP's season-opening win over Stephen F. Austin.
Helped pave the way for a rushing attack that scored 16 touchdowns and surpassed 1,000 yards on the season.
Paved the way for a rushing offense averaging 138.9 yards per game.
Redshirted the 2019 season, did not see action.
Conference USA Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)

HIGH SCHOOL RANKINGS

247 Sports ranked him as the No. 219 defensive tackle and the No. 462 player from Texas.
The 247 Sports Composite listed him as the No. 3,652 player in the country, the No. 235 defensive tackle, and the No. 516 player from Texas.
The On3 Consensus had him as the No. 2,916 player in the country, the No. 242 defensive lineman, and the No. 453 player from Texas.

AT REEDY

Played two seasons of varsity football at Reedy High School for head coach Chad Cole.
Efforts helped the Lions to a 13-1 overall mark, including an undefeated (8-0) district record in 2018.
Named first-team all-conference as well as honorable mention all-state.
Named First-Team All-District and earned Reedy High School Offensive Lineman of the Year.
Paved the way for Reedy rushers to gain 3,139 yards and score 46 touchdowns as a team (224.2 ypg).
The Lions threw for 2,703 yards and 24 scores.
The Lions rushed for more than 200 yards on six occasions and ran for a season-high 308 yards in a victory over Midlothian.
As a junior, Reedy rushed for 2,101 yards and 31 touchdowns.
Also played basketball and Track and Field.

PERSONAL

Born on December 12 in Woodland Hills Calif.
Son of Andre and Mylene Mayers and has one sister named Kaitlyn.
Can play five instruments including three different types of saxophone (Alto, Baritone, and Tenor).
Volunteered with youth services including mentoring, clothing drives, feeding the homeless, helping battered women shelters, and providing winter coats.