Koehn’s stock has risen tremendously this offseason. Throughout this year he’s received interest from multiple FBS and FCS programs, but in late June the Three-Star prospect made his decision. He’s committed to the Mean Green of North Texas. 

Regardless of classification, Cheney had one of the better defensive fronts in the whole state this past season. The 6-foot-3, 265-pound Koehn teamed up with All-Stater Nolan Durr Nolan Durr 6'4" | 230 lbs | EDGE/TE Cheney | 2026 State KS to make an formidable front. Durr is headed for Fort Hays State and will represent Cheney in the Shrine Bowl.

Yet another very good student, Koehn holds a 3.75 GPA in the classroom.

Koehn has the size, length, frame, arm length and athletic ability colleges look for in a 3-Tech defensive tackle or even a strong side defensive end. He is explosive by nature and has a quick first step. A non-stop motor that allows him to play sideline to sideline. He uses his hands and arm length very well. Able to disengage from blocks quickly and shows a good swim and bull rush. Also shows a good understanding of playing passing lanes and getting his hands up. Definitely uses all of his 80 inch wingspan.

He is also a very good left tackle on offense. Quick feet, plays in space well, gets to the second level effectively and uses his arm length effectively on his pass sets. He also plays with a good solid base, stays square on his short pulls, plays with good aggression and shows a good understanding of playing with good pad level/leverage by getting his helmet under the defenders chin.

This past fall he had 70 tackles, 15 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks.

He was named First Team All-State 3A and First Team All-Central Plains League as both an defensive and offensive lineman. He plays both football and basketball for the Cardinals.

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Koehn can play either side of the ball, but it looks like his future might very well be as an offensive tackle. He is ranked No. 156 overall in the Kansas Class of 2027. I like the way that he gets out of his stance. He stays low, keeps his head up, and sinks his hips. He is a solid pass blocker, and I would like to see him improve on his run-blocking. He does need to continue to work on keeping his hands inside to avoid holding call. He has the size and length to be a stellar offensive tackle.