Calan Peters is a 6'4" Offensive Line in the 2026 class.
Peters attends Okoboji in Iowa.
Peters's Player Profile was created on April 18, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Calan
PetersOL
Class
2026
Height
6'4"
Weight
295
HS
Okoboji
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IA
Class 2A Senior OL Watchlist for 2025
Calan Peters is a devastating blocker who’s presence in the middle of Okoboji’s O-line has really been fun...
Written by Austin Lowell
Calan
PetersOL
Class
2026
Height
6'4"
Weight
295
HS
Okoboji
|
IA
Film Room: Uncommitted ’26s You Need to Know
Peters is a center prospect with the flexibility to slide to guard or, perhaps, do work at defensive...
Written by Rob Howe
Austin Lowell | Prep Redzone Scout
Austin Lowell
Prep Redzone Scout
Calan PetersCalanPeters
6'4" | 295 lbs | OL
Okoboji | 2026 StateIA
is a devastating blocker who’s presence in the middle of Okoboji’s O-line has really been fun to watch. Peters was key toward guiding a major turnaround for Okoboji last season, culminating with their first playoff appearance since 2008. Peters is as tough as they come, and he will play hard all the way through the whistle. Peters extends from his stance quickly off the snap, maintaining good bend in his knees, and I really liked how he was just able to throw defenders to the side at the point of contact. Peters plays with a relentless motor and he’s especially dangerous at getting to the second level to block downfield. Peters will remain as an important cornerstone for this rebuilding Pioneers’ team in 2025.
Peters is a center prospect with the flexibility to slide to guard or, perhaps, do work at defensive tackle. He looks natural in the middle of the O-Line, as you can witness watching his junior highlight video. Peters is a handful in tight space, overpowering opponents and getting them on their heels off of the snap. He also shows he can get out in space and reach his blocks. Peters is a boss in the run and quick-pass games, which most of his clips illustrate. He’ll need to show college coaches his traditionally pass protection skills in camp.