Kane Callazo Riverview Football

Most successful football programs have a strong offensive and or defensive line and the 2026 Riverview Rams are no different. If they are to repeat the success they had in 2025, 6’3” 285 lb OL Kane Callazo will be right in the middle of it. A 2 way lineman, Callazo’s athleticism and experience are what separate him from his contemporaries. Collazo’s experience has been evident throughout the offseason. After earning valuable varsity snaps as an underclassman, he enters the 2026 campaign as one of the leaders of a line expected to pave the way for Riverview’s offense. His ability to maintain leverage, finish blocks, and play with a strong base makes him an effective run blocker while continuing to improve in pass protection. With head coach Mark Cristiani emphasizing discipline, physicality, and accountability, Collazo has embraced the demanding culture being built inside the Rams program. As Riverview looks to take another step forward this fall, veteran linemen like Collazo will be counted on to lead by example and set the tone every Friday night. Offensive linemen rarely receive the headlines, but their impact is felt on every play. For Kane Collazo, the job is simple: protect his teammates, win the battle at the line of scrimmage, and help the Rams compete for victories. If Riverview’s offense enjoys success this season, expect Collazo to be one of the biggest reasons why. Kane is the rare exception, in that his plan is not to continue playing football next year, instead opting for the ROTC and the United States Military. "Honestly if I had the opportunity to play football for the military, I would consider that. I have talked to the Army and Naval acadamies and if they offered, that is something I would look at." Kane was introduced to Riverview football during summer workouts when his brother was a Ram and his plan is to follow in his dads footsteps and join the military.