Ben Mausbach is a 6'3" Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Mausbach attends Omaha Roncalli Catholic in Nebraska.
Mausbach's Player Profile was created on June 28, 2025.
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A 2027 defensive end that surprises me that I cannot find any reported offers for is Omaha Roncalli’s...
Written by Nate Wahl
Ben
MausbachDL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
240
HS
Omaha Roncalli Catholic
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NE
Seniors Impressing During Film Room Sessions
(@BMausbach33) The Crimson Pride should field a pretty stingy defense in 2026 with several key returning players, including...
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Nate Wahl | Prep Redzone Scout
Nate Wahl
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A 2027 defensive end that surprises me that I cannot find any reported offers for is Omaha Roncalli’s Ben MausbachBenMausbach
6'3" | 240 lbs | DL
Omaha Roncalli Catholic | 2027 StateNE
. The 6’3 240 pounder has great length with a 6’8 wingspan to work with and its clear from my first look of tape from Week 5 he knows how to use it. He draws powerful hands from a strength perspective and shows off an elusive get off on blocks to get to the quarterback. I can also tell quickly, that this young man has a grinder-type motor in the defensive trenches. I can grasp the development Ben has made from his junior to senior season, as he defines the term in my report as an enforcing defensive end that is under the radar.
The Crimson Pride should field a pretty stingy defense in 2026 with several key returning players, including two-way trench warrior Ben MausbachBenMausbach
6'3" | 240 lbs | DL
Omaha Roncalli Catholic | 2027 StateNE
. Ben stood out on both sides of the ball for Roncalli as a junior, but seems to have a higher ceiling on defense, where he tallied 48 tackles, 7.5 TFLs, and two sacks. Ben is the type of defender who can give a QB happy feet in the pocket with consistent pressure or be a thorn in the RB’s side. He brings a tireless motor to the field, coupled with ball-tracking and lateral quickness that seem to get him near the ball on most plays. Ben showed that he can win his 1v1s with either brute strength or a little finesse, depending on his matchup. Mausbach is very springy coming out of his stance and has a powerful base and a heavy initial punch that help him bull rush his way into opposing backfields. Mausbach showed he can effectively use his hands when hand-fighting with blockers, either using them violently to quickly disengage or working them inside to gain better leverage. Ben also showed enough shiftiness and twitch to help him beat slower blockers with some speed moves. Good finisher at the ball who can deliver big hits while maintaining good technique. Very disruptive in opposing backfields and can force plays to go wherever he isn’t. Expect a solid debut for Ben in the upcoming 2027 rankings update!