Henry Heller is a 6'0" Linebacker/Tight End in the 2028 class.
Heller attends MOC-Floyd Valley in Iowa.
Heller's Player Profile was created on January 8, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Henry
HellerLB/TE
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
185
HS
MOC-Floyd Valley
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IA
2026 Team Preview: MOC-Floyd Valley Dutchmen
Making his presence known as a three-way threat at LB, RB, and TE, Henry Heller is another oncoming...
Written by Austin Lowell
Henry
HellerLB/TE
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
185
HS
MOC-Floyd Valley
|
IA
’28 Rankings Update: A Closer Look at Linebacker
Heller stands out for his athleticism on the football field and when competing in other sports. He’s a...
Written by Rob Howe
Austin Lowell | Prep Redzone Scout
Austin Lowell
Prep Redzone Scout
Making his presence known as a three-way threat at LB, RB, and TE, Henry HellerHenryHeller
6'0" | 185 lbs | LB/TE
MOC-Floyd Valley | 2028 IA
is another oncoming junior who brings a lot to the table for the Dutchmen. Heller finished with 149 yards on 13 receptions and 2 TDs while adding 111 rushing yards (10.1 YPC) and a rushing TD. Defensively, he ranked 3rd on the team with 42.5 tackles, 3 TFLs, a sack, and an INT. Heller’s size and athleticism may make him more suited to play at the former two positions, but he is capable of being effective in both maneuvering through the LOS as the ball-carrier as well as lining out wide and burning the secondary for a long pass. Heller’s versatility also flashes as a solid OLB, with plenty of speed and strength to hold the edge, and also flashes special teams value in coverage units. Heller will have a huge presence for the Dutchmen in 2026.
Heller stands out for his athleticism on the football field and when competing in other sports. He’s a key piece of the MOC-Floyd Valley varsity basketball team as a sophomore this winter. That’s followed a 10th-grade campaign that saw him deliver on both sides of the ball for the Dutchmen. He rushed for 111 yards (10.1 YPC) and a touchdown, and caught 13 balls for 149 yards and two scores. Thirty seven of his 42.5 tackles were solo stops. He posted three tackles for loss, a sack and an interception. Heller’s Hudl page houses a limited amount of football and basketball highlights from this school year. In pads, we witness him gashing defenses as a wildcat quarterback and deep receiver. On defense, his positional flexibility and speed provide potential to line up in multiple spots on the next level.