Recruiting/Player Profile: Forrest Scheel/Eden Prairie (2021)
<span class="mceItemHidden">With this <span class="hiddenSpellError">Northstar</span> Football News recruiting profile, we head over to Eden Prairie to chat with Forrest Scheel, who is a stout offensive lineman for the Eagles. We chatted with Scheel about his 2019 season at Eden Prairie, his recruiting trail, and much more.</span>
<strong>Forrest Scheel (Class of 2021)</strong>
<strong>Position: </strong>Offensive Line
<strong>High School Program:</strong><span class="mceItemHidden"> Eden Prairie</span>
<strong>Get to Know Forrest Scheel</strong>
Scheel plays offensive line for the Eagles and with his emphasis on run blocking as his strongest category on the line. His biggest strength on the field is knowing exactly what the defensive line is doing and when the linebackers are coming into the blitz. His football IQ in those two areas is excellent.
<strong>Favorite Part About Offensive Line</strong>
Scheel gave a very similar answer to what <strong>Alex Tack </strong>of Monticello gave as far as a favorite thing on the offensive line, which is getting the opportunity to pancake someone on every given play.
<strong>College Interest</strong>
Scheel is a Division I talent with his size and his offensive line grit and has his visits to prove it. He's taken visits to Iowa State, Nebraska, Minnesota and chatted with Kansas State. On the FCS side, he's taken visits to Fargo at NDSU and Brookings at SDSU. It will be interesting to see where Scheel lands in Division I over the next year or so.
<strong> Improvements by Scheel</strong>
After the 2019 season, Scheel's coaches at Eden Prairie said to work on his weight room strength as well as his pass blocking ability. He's gone to work after Eden Prairie's stunning playoff exit, as he's been working out 3- 4 times a week at the high school, and working 2-4 times per week with his trainer at the Horsepower Gym in Fridley as well. Scheel has been working his tail off, as we've been in touch with his for a recruiting report for a while in which he's been "working hard" in all areas of his off-season training.
<strong>Forrest's Mentors</strong>
Scheel's biggest mentors are his father and another one of his trainers, that goes by Matt. His dad and Matt have "helped me become the player I am over the years and have a strong mindset with what I'm trying to accomplish" he told Northstar Football News.
<strong>Goals for Forrest Next Season: Team and Individual</strong>
Individually, Scheel has a goal of playing Division I football and would like to be an All-State offensive lineman next year for the Eagles. As a far a team, his goal is simple, to win a state championship next season. Thanks again to Forrest Scheel for the report!
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