Keegan McLucas is a 6'4" Tight End in the 2029 class.
McLucas attends Omaha North in Nebraska.
McLucas's Player Profile was created on November 25, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Keegan
McLucasTE
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
225
HS
Omaha North
|
NE
2029 Stockrisers Looking like Early Next-Level Grades
Keegan has added a ton of size and frrame since we last updated his measurables as the Omaha...
Written by Nate Wahl
Keegan
McLucasTE
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
225
HS
Omaha North
|
NE
Nebraska 2029s Who Could Break Out This Summer
Omaha North’s Keegan McLucas started the offseason with a strong showing at our winter showcase and could be...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Nate Wahl | Prep Redzone Scout
Nate Wahl
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Keegan has added a ton of size and frrame since we last updated his measurables as the Omaha North 2029 tight end is now playing at 6’4 225 pounds and shows every ounce of it when you watch his midseason tape. He’s a thrashing run-blocker that is one of the best blocking tight ends I have seen in this class thus far that knows how to utilize his hands while gaining leverage and using his strength to win the 1v1 battles in the trenches. He has a worksmen work ethic from what I have seen from the early weeks that when he’s not assisting the run game, he shows that he’s like trying to tackle a bull when he gets downhill. Surely a 2029 tight end to keep a close eye on that I have a next-level grade out of this class.
Omaha North’s Keegan McLucasKeeganMcLucas
6'4" | 225 lbs | TE
Omaha North | 2029 NE
started the offseason with a strong showing at our winter showcase and could be in store for a big summer. Keegan is a player who looks the part right off the bat, with a taller, sturdier 6’4″ 195-pound frame with great length for the position. I watched him compete as a tight end, where he displayed excellent catching ability with his massive mitts and the strength to haul in contested passes. He does a great job using his bigger frame to box out DBs when working his way back to the ball. I could also see Keegan emerge as a defensive prospect as he continues to develop physically and as a player. He has the frame and motor to be a versatile defender who can play DE, OLB, or inside linebacker. Sky’s the limit!