Henry Olson is a 6'2" Athlete/Quarterback in the 2027 class.
Olson attends Traverse City West in Michigan.
Olson's Player Profile was created on July 1, 2025.
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Henry is another player that has a lot of intrigue heading into his senior season. The first thing...
Written by Ryan Graham
Henry
OlsonATH/QB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
195
HS
Traverse City West
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MI
West Michigan Stars Rise at West Side Quarterbacks Media Day
Traverse City West’s Henry Olson was one of the more interesting prospects on Sunday, but I thought he...
Written by Tyler Graham
Henry
OlsonATH/QB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
195
HS
Traverse City West
|
MI
Five SV North Breakout Candidates
Olson made a handful of great plays against some of the best JV teams in Michigan. At the...
Written by Alex Pallone
Ryan Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Ryan Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
Henry is another player that has a lot of intrigue heading into his senior season. The first thing you see on film is the versatility that shows up in every clip with Henry. Whether he is lining up at quarterback or running back he is a threat to beat you. Henry has an excellent arm and throws a beautiful ball from the pocket. He shows good arm strength and shows he can make all the throws. As a running back Henry shows excellent vision and finishes off runs with a lot of toughness. It will be fun to watch Henry attack defenses from different spots on the offense and anticipate Henry putting very solid numbers.
Traverse City West’s Henry OlsonHenryOlson
6'2" | 195 lbs | ATH/QB
Traverse City West | 2027 StateMI
was one of the more interesting prospects on Sunday, but I thought he was outstanding. He has played just about every position the game of football has to offer, but his ability to push the ball downfield with velocity can’t be overlooked. He was on the money on Sunday, consistently putting the ball where it needed to be and executing a variety of throws. I loved what I saw from his footwork, and his throwing motion was clean and consistent. I absolutely need to watch Olson closer going forward, as his ceiling is even higher than I initially thought. Great overall event for him on Sunday.
Olson made a handful of great plays against some of the best JV teams in Michigan.
At the base level, Olson has good mechanics and is able to consistently drive the ball downfield with solid accuracy and throw power. Additionally, there are a couple of instances of great pocket presence, oftentimes evading pressure and scrambling for good yardage.
I’m looking forward to seeing what Henry has in store for this season. I expect last season’s tape to translate incredibly well to the Varsity level.