Heinrik Shriver is a 6'2" Offensive Line in the 2027 class.
Shriver attends Crean Lutheran in California.
Shriver's Player Profile was created on November 26, 2021.
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Expert Analysis
Heinrik
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Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
279
HS
Crean Lutheran
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CA
2027 OC All Star Game Watchlist: South Offense
Shriver earned All-Epsilon League honors for Crean Lutheran last season and would be good in an all star...
Written by Michael Huntley
Heinrik
ShriverOL
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
279
HS
Crean Lutheran
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CA
PRZ CA Showcase Top Performers: Offensive Line
Shriver demonstrated a lot of the same skills that earned him top performer honors at a Prep Redzone...
Written by Michael Huntley
Heinrik
ShriverOL
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
279
HS
Crean Lutheran
|
CA
PRZ Stock Up Showcase Preview: Familiar Faces
Shriver competed at the Prep Redzone Combine Series last spring and was a top three finisher for the...
Written by Michael Huntley
Heinrik
ShriverOL
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
279
HS
Crean Lutheran
|
CA
PRZ Combine Series: Offensive Line Top Performers
Shriver was one of the more impressive guys during the individual drills. He moved quickly, had good balance...
Written by Michael Huntley
Michael Huntley | Prep Redzone Scout
Michael Huntley
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Shriver earned All-Epsilon League honors for Crean Lutheran last season and would be good in an all star game like this.
Shriver demonstrated a lot of the same skills that earned him top performer honors at a Prep Redzone event last spring. He has a strong initial punch, doesn’t lean too far forward against power rushers and keeps his hips square to the line of scrimmage. Shriver could improve his hand placement, but he replaces them fairly quickly and is a good pass blocker.
Shriver competed at the Prep Redzone Combine Series last spring and was a top three finisher for the offensive line.
He moved smoothly through the individual drills and replaced his hands well during the one-on-one period. Shriver recovers well if he gets beat initially and does a good job not giving up too much ground.
Shriver was one of the more impressive guys during the individual drills. He moved quickly, had good balance and wasn’t leaning forward too much. In the one-on-one period, he replaced his hands well when the defender batted away his initial punch and did a good job keeping his hips square to the line of scrimmage. Shriver recovered well when getting beat initially and rarely gave up too much ground in pass protection.