Greyson Beattie, - Prep Redzone

Greyson Beattie

Offensive Line

2026 Class

6'1" Height

270 Weight

Waukee Northwest School

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Greyson Beattie is a 6'1" Offensive Line in the 2026 class. Beattie attends Waukee Northwest in Iowa. Beattie's Player Profile was created on April 9, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Greyson Beattie is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Oscar Galindo

Prep Redzone Nebraska Lead Scout

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Waukee Northwest’s Greyson Beattie Greyson Beattie 6'1" | 270 lbs | OL Waukee Northwest | 2026 State IA is a player who has been high on my radar since delivering an impressive showcase performance, earning OL MVP honors. Although not the biggest, Beattie demonstrated that he can win his matchup by utilizing excellent technique and an understanding of leverage. He possesses a very strong base that allows him to anchor down when engaged with defenders and can then use his powerful leg drive to move them off the ball at will. Beattie does a great job shooting his hands and working them inside to win the inside leverage battle. Physical and aggressive at the point of attack and through the whistle. I was also impressed with Greyson’s ability to build a head of steam and explode through his opponents when pulling on running plays. Greyson has an offer from Bethany College and will likely tack on a few more before the end of the season. Hidden gem prospect!

10 months ago

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Austin Lowell

Prep Redzone Scout

A 3-year starter for Waukee Northwest’s O-line, Greyson Beattie Greyson Beattie 6'1" | 270 lbs | OL Waukee Northwest | 2026 State IA helped the Wolves finish last season as one of Class 5A’s most proficient passing units, while ranking T-3rd in the conference in passing touchdowns (29). Playing at Left Guard, Beattie was able to consistently throw defenders aside, showing an impressive amount of raw strength and grit on the line considering his stouter frame. Beattie moves well in tight spaces, showing solid hand placement, and had a knack of knocking defenders over on impact. Beattie will have to bulk up a bit to match the physicality on the interior-line at the next level, but there are plenty of positive traits that could make Beattie worth the investment.

11 months ago

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Rob Howe

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Beattie is a key piece of a returning Wolves’ nucleus in 2025. He earned first-team all-district honors as a junior last fall. Beattie succeeds operating with leverage and pushing around opponents as he shows during his 11th-grade highlight video. Beattie uses his hands well, staying active and keeping defenders in front of him. Like many prospects, he’s strong against the run and will need to show he can perform consistently in pass protection.

1 year ago