Brady Ballart is a 6'2" Linebacker in the 2026 class.
Ballart attends South Dearborn in Indiana.
Ballart's Player Profile was created on April 12, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Brady
BallartLB
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
210
HS
South Dearborn
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IN
Class 3A Players to Watch: LBs
Brady Ballart is an outstanding linebacker known for his speed, physicality, and excellent play recognition. Brady combines speed...
Written by Kyle Neaveill
Brady
BallartLB
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
210
HS
South Dearborn
|
IN
An Overview Of The Updated 2026 LB Rankings
The South Dearborn product continues to develop on and off the field. He’s long, he’s thick, he’s hard...
Written by Sam Erman
Brady
BallartLB
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
210
HS
South Dearborn
|
IN
3 Potentially Special Linebackers In The 2026 Class
rnBallart is a young LB we’ve had our eyes on since he was in Middle School. He’s done...
Written by Sam Erman
Kyle Neaveill | Prep Redzone Scout
Kyle Neaveill
Prep Redzone Scout
Brady Ballart is an outstanding linebacker known for his speed, physicality, and excellent play recognition. Brady combines speed and physicality, making him a formidable force on the field. His ability to hit with both speed and power ensures that he can make impactful tackles and disrupt plays effectively. Standing at 6’2″ and weighing 215 lbs, Ballart has an ideal build for a linebacker. His size and strength allow him to take on and shed blockers while maintaining balance and control. Brady has a knack for filling gaps perfectly, preventing running backs from finding lanes and minimizing gains. His ability to quickly identify and fill gaps is a testament to his football IQ and instincts.
The South Dearborn product continues to develop on and off the field. He’s long, he’s thick, he’s hard at work in the weight room, and is someone who could be just scratching the surface of his raw potential. He’s got strong hands and once he grabs a ball carrier they aren’t going anywhere but to the ground. He’s got good instincts and understands where he needs to be on every given down. There’s never been a lack of confidence from Ballart and there never should be. He’s as talented as they come with a good frame to build on during his collegiate career.
rnBallart is a young LB we’ve had our eyes on since he was in Middle School. He’s done nothing but come through and develop while playing at a high level for 2 years. In both his freshman and sophomore seasons, he was an immediate starter. Not just a starter, but the leader of that defense. Through 20 HS games, he’s put up 162 tackles and 13 TFLs while flying around the field. His frame is thick and he’s able to come downhill and play the run, yet has the ability to drop back into pass coverage. He uses his hands nicely and does a good job getting off of blocks with them. He’s got some wiggle to him as well, so he’s not stiff and can bend which always helps. His range and ability to cover side to side is what helps set Ballart apart. The length combined with his range and instincts always puts him right by the ball. Some guys just have a great feel for the game with all the tools you could ask for, and Ballart appears to be one of those rare ones.