North Dakota: 2025 New Additions to Know

NORTH DAKOTA-- We take a look at more of the new additions from our 2025 North Dakota rankings from last week's rankings update. With I would say every athlete on our list today, I think there is plenty of next-level talent that will be uncovered at the Division II, NAIA, and JUCO level in the coming months as this list paints off great prospects that are all still looking for their next level home.    Logan in my mind is a sleeper in this 2025 North Dakota class. He shows off quick inside penetration off his blocks with his strength and fluid athletic movement to find the ball carrier quickly with his vision. In the offensive trenches, Logan shows off great finesse with his aggressive hands and is most sound from my eyes in pass protection. His upside paints best on the defensive line at the next level however his 6'3 275 pound frame will paint a better picture as an offensive tackle and is certainly one that can play at the scholarship level. He could make waves this fall as a potential NSIC prospect for a North Dakota or Northern Minnesota program. <a href="https://x.com/LucasGrove2025">Twitter</a>     I love watching how much great leverage Dylan gets on his blocks with his hands and the control he has at his disposal which was why he was an easy new addition to our 2025 North Dakota rankings. Not only is his leverage impressive, but so is his motor he plays with as Dylan does a sound job with his quick pull off hands getting to the edges of the field and runs more like a linebacker with his athletic movement he brings to the table. Excited to see what Dylan can put together with his senior tape, as I certainly believe there are some next-level options out there to him in my eyes.     Jackson has already put together some school records even in the first few weeks and seeing his development from his junior season has been great to watch. He has certainly developed his arm strength and a quicker release in the throws I watched where he went for 441 yards and eight touchdowns against Maple River. His elusiveness also sticks out more from last year which is why I have him listed as an athlete as I certainly see some position flexibility at the next-level. He also shows off well-versed precision in his deep routes as a senior sleeper that has a good shot at the next-level. <a href="https://x.com/JacksonStef2">Twitter</a>     Kindle is a 2025 linebacker that was added to our 2025 North Dakota rankings that although shows good skillsets on both sides of the ball, what he shows off at linebacker takes the cake for his next-level evaluation. His vision he shows off around the edges points early to why I believe linebacker is his best fit as he shows off productive instincts. He is very quick at picking up screen passes and making a quick tackle with some good physicality with his contact as I have been impressed overall with his pass coverage for a small-school linebacker. He also is a sound attacker as a run-stopper nine times of ten being the first one to the ball carrier. Kindle is a sleeper out of Griggs-Midkota as a 2025 linebacker to know that should bolt up our 2025 rankings by the end of the season. <a href="https://x.com/CarlsonKindle">Twitter</a>     James shows off as a productive route-runner that got added to my radar with our 2025 North Dakota rankings release last week. He shows off versatility with his route tree as one that that can use his change of direction on short routes behind the blockers or can burn you deep on a go-route. He shows off consistent hands that is a ready pass-catcher that can make the catch and gets the bulk of his yards after the catch. The 6'0 170 pounder constantly shows off good separation and is one that I will project as a stockriser by end of the season that certainly would be a great NAIA fit at the next level and could be a steal.     You cannot ignore the 6'3 210 pound frame that Henry has at his disposal, as I like where his athletic movement shows off especially in pass coverage at linebacker but also is one that attacks quickly into the backfield using his vision. His upside lies most with getting more 1v1 looks in pass coverage in 2024, as although he is fluid getting out of the box to defend the pass he still is raw when it comes to his footwork and positioning that comes with that. Where Henry shines though, is shedding off his blocks as he does have the great timing to erupt into the ball carrier usually right on queue with a handful of tackles for a loss last season. He will be out of Fargo North I will certainly be watching closely this fall as what could be a senior stockriser. No findable Twitter yet.     A 2025 quarterback prospect that moved into our top 90 prospects amongst North Dakota 2025s was Rugby quarterback [player_tooltip player_id='1390984' first='Tucker' last='Volk']. Man, do I like this young man's deep ball arm strength he has and the precision and balance that he shows off in the pocket that I would want if I was an offensive coordinator at the next-level. Not only did that pop out on tape, but the first look of Tucker's tape he shows off excellent athleticism getting out of the pocket when his progressions are not there and has the awareness and speed to stretch the field with his legs. I believe Tucker is one of the biggest quarterback sleepers the North Dakota 2025 class has to offer. <a href="https://x.com/TuckerVolk3">Twitter</a>

NORTH DAKOTA-- We take a look at more of the new additions from our 2025 North Dakota rankings from last week's rankings update. With I would say every athlete on our list today, I think there is plenty of next-level talent that will be uncovered at the Division II, NAIA, and JUCO level in the coming months as this list paints off great prospects that are all still looking for their next level home.