Ben Mohr
Ben Mohr
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Rob Howe | Prep Redzone Scout
Mohr started at left tackle last season when Liberty marched to the Class 5A state title game. He impressed with his ranginess, agility and fluid movement during multiple in-person scouting opportunities. Mohr improved significantly from the start of 2025 to the games in The Dome. Most of it showed up in technique and physicality. It was good to see him again to start 2026, when the Lightning played host to Southeast Polk in Week 2. He looked to have continued filling out his projectable 6-foot-4 frame, sharpening his skills and becoming more physical. Mohr is a really good high school player with plenty of upside. That should be attracting more attention along the recruiting trail.
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Mohr was instrumental in the Lightning’s first-round playoff win against Waukee on Halloween night. The junior helped Liberty chew up 257 yards and reach the end zone four times on the ground. Mohr is a longer, athletic looking lineman with a frame capable of adding plenty of good weight and strength. It leaves projection for him to reach his sizable potential. That’s saying something when you consider Mohr already produces on a regular basis. He stands out for his quickness off of the snap and his long arms, which helps him control the opponent. Morh operates with sound technique, and is a prospect deserving of more attention along the recruiting trail.
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