Representing Blaine High School and the Bengals‘ 2027 class, 6’4, 335 lb. DT Isaiah Fleck is one of the biggest stock rising new names out of Minnesota’s junior class, in large part thanks to strong showings during the 2025 season, the recent PRZMN Stock-Up Showcase, and the LOScrimmage Holiday Clinic at TrainingHAUS around Christmas. At the aforementioned LOS Holiday Clinic, Fleck posted an astounding 28 reps on the bench press at 225 pounds, which would have placed him tied for second amongst DTs at the 2025 NFL Draft, highlighting some near-freakish strength and God-given physical gifts for a high school junior. Fleck, whose get-off, power rushes, and balance were noticeably impressive at the Stock Up Showcase, had a good season with the 6A Bengals in 2025.

Fleck possesses a good base through contact and is strong at the point of attack, and he can easily hold a gap through double team attempts and does a good job of keeping his hands active when working to disengage from blockers. Plus, the 3T/NG completely envelops ball carriers once he gets his giant 10″ hands on them, even with opposing helpless draped all over him. Still raw, and needs to keep working to get his body at an ideal weight, but I’m confident that can happen in a college S&C program thanks to the 6A background and Fleck’s general demeanor and competitive makeup. Could be a big Summer Camp SZN for the Bengals‘ massive interior presence.

Representing Blaine High School and the Bengals‘ 2027 class, 6’4, 335 lb. DT Isaiah Fleck is one of the biggest stock rising new names out of Minnesota’s junior class, in large part thanks to strong showings during the 2025 season, the recent PRZMN Stock-Up Showcase, and the LOScrimmage Holiday Clinic at TrainingHAUS around Christmas. At the aforementioned LOS Holiday Clinic, Fleck posted an astounding 28 reps on the bench press at 225 pounds, which would have placed him tied for second amongst DTs at the 2025 NFL Draft, highlighting some near-freakish strength and God-given physical gifts for a high school junior. Fleck, whose get-off, power rushes, and balance were noticeably impressive at the Stock Up Showcase, had a good season with the 6A Bengals in 2025.

Fleck possesses a good base through contact and is strong at the point of attack, and he can easily hold a gap through double team attempts and does a good job of keeping his hands active when working to disengage from blockers. Plus, the 3T/NG completely envelops ball carriers once he gets his giant 10″ hands on them, even with opposing helpless draped all over him. Still raw, and needs to keep working to get his body at an ideal weight, but I’m confident that can happen in a college S&C program thanks to the 6A background and Fleck’s general demeanor and competitive makeup. Could be a big Summer Camp SZN for the Bengals‘ massive interior presence.