A massive, eye-catching OT out of the 2029 who is currently on “Must Know” status thanks to his verified 6’6, 240+ pound frame and performance at this spring’s PRZMN Showcase. Providence Academy’s Dexter Seelen Dexter Seelen 6'6" | 240 lbs | OL/DL Providence Academy | 2029 MN also put together a good showing at Saturday’s St. Olaf College Prospect Camp in Northfield, competing, and winning, on both sides of the ball as an OT and DE. Seelen, with his overwhelming length, showed some bend, ability to challenge OT’s to their outside shoulder, and twitch when crossing face of OTs. Already has a rare build, frame, and athletic gifts, it’s easy to see why Seelen has one of the highest ceilings in MN’s underclassmen OL ranks. Stay tuned!

Dripping with upside. Long, bendy, lean, and showed some balance and agility for a freshman. Reminded me a bit of a young Braden Petzel Braden Petzel 6'9" | 270 lbs | OL Mankato East | 2026 State MN when he came to the PRZMN circuit as a freshman. Big name to know out of the 2029 class and Providence Academy!

If you want to talk about high upside that we saw from one of the most eye-catching 2029 prospects we learned about on Saturday in both sessions, meet Dexter Seelen Dexter Seelen 6'6" | 240 lbs | OL/DL Providence Academy | 2029 MN of Providence Academy. The 6’6 230 pounder from the Lions best testing number came from the L-drill in which at that significant size for his age, Dexter ran a 7.17 which has to be closer top-tier amongst the defensive linemen yesterday. He’s a defensive end prospect that is quickly learning how to use his length to his advantage as the live reps I watched, his length was a problem for offensive linemen when he went for the inside move also using that swift agility to his advantage. Surely a 2029 prospect to keep an eye on in the coming years and is one that passes the eye test for his age by a mile.

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Dexter Seelen already boasts tremendous athleticism and size for his age, making him one of my favorite prospects among this underclassmen group with his high upside. While he didn’t see much playing time in his freshman season, he flashed brightly in their JV lineup, using his size and length to reach past blockers to win around the edge, showing solid speed and power in his hits, and being able to bat down passes at the line of scrimmage with his length. Seelen should begin to see playing time on the varsity lineup for Providence Academy entering his sophomore year, and with how impressive he already looks, the ceiling could be very high for Seelen going forward among this group.