Senior Lindgren 6-2 (250) Morningside University commit is a solid dependable offensive lineman that has really developed over the last two seasons under offensive line coach Jay Weakland. Lindgren is an aggressive run blocker and has improved in his pass sets over the course of the last season. Plays with an attitude and sets the tone for the offense up front. On the other side of the ball on defense, Lindgren is a run stuffer and understands leverage very well. Often times Lindgren is freeing up other teammates to make the play if he can’t. Selfless and determined describes his game.

We’re going on a year since the last time we check in with an evaluation of Lindgren on Prep Redzone Iowa. It’s definitely time to find out how his junior season of 2025 went down at Lawton-Bronson. A second-team all-district selection would indicate that it went pretty well for the two-way lineman. While he contributed a pair of solo tackles, a half tackle for loss and half of a sack, Lindgren did his best work on the offensive side of the trench. We can witness that performance when watching his 11th-grade highlight video. It’s smooth operation from the center position. He gets the ball where it needs to go and carries out his blocking assignments with authority. A good athlete with mobility, Lindgren easily reaches blocks in space. Those skills and balance work well at defensive tackle, where he’s been disruptive when given the opportunity.

Lindgren flashed potential last season, as we can see during his sophomore highlight video. He looked advanced for an underclassmen operating at center, a position with multiple important responsibilities. Lindgren appears comfortable snapping in shotgun or with the quarterback at the line. He’s gets the ball off and bursts into the defender’s chest in an explosive motion. Lindgren is physical at the point of attack. Keep an eye on this kid in 2025.