Grady Starzl is a 6'6" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Starzl attends Alexandria in Minnesota.
Starzl's Player Profile was created on June 17, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Grady
StarzlWR/DB
Class
2027
Height
6'6"
Weight
210
HS
Alexandria
|
MN
PRZMN 2027 Ranking’s Update: Welcome to the Rankings
You gotta love the big, mismatchy bodies and body types that Alexandria Area has been pumping out in...
Written by Oliver West
Oliver West | Prep Redzone Scout
Oliver West
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
You gotta love the big, mismatchy bodies and body types that AlexandriaArea has been pumping out in droves as of late. In the trenches, amongst their skill positions, and even – and especially – at the QB position, the Cards have been a serious talent factory as of late. Continuing this long (both physically and categorically), intriguing trend into the 2027 class is WR/TE hybrid Grady StarzlGradyStarzl
6'6" | 210 lbs | WR/DB
Alexandria | 2027 StateMN
, who also doubles as an accomplished hooper well covered by Ryan James and PrepHoops on the AAU and high school basketball circuit. Starzl tallied 18 catches for 189 yards and 1 TD in 2025, and although he doesn’t have a ton of tape, what he does have uploaded certainly pops.
Starzl, vs. SRR, looks like a long, fluid pass catching option around the middle of the field who can improvise and get open when his QB extends plays. He catches the ball away from his body while on the move, gets vertical, and then absolutely crumples an incoming DB with frightening dominance and frankly, surprise for a reported 200 lb. hooper. He also produced a smooth, eye-catching TD reception versus Elk River where he once again gets open on an extended play while around the middle of the field and the second level, gets vertical after the catch, and then easily sails by three streaking Elks defender who can’t get an angle on the 6’5, 200 lber., scoring a big TD for his offense. Starzl is sure handed, owns a big catch radius, makes the most of his opportunities, and is physical after the catch, running behind his pads with clear aggression and confident. Plus, you gotta love the multi-sport background and skillset, an always-present and favorable trait for Minnesota football/basketball hybrids. Hope to see this kid on the summer camp trail soon.