6′, 225 lbs., and growing, Lakeville North’s Jack Juffer Jack Juffer 6'0" | 230 lbs | LB Lakeville North | 2027 State MN was a standout during drill work and indy during the PJ Fleck RTB Prospect Camp. Testing better than we expected at his size, Juffer is a dynamic LB with three-down potential at the collegiate level. He was coming alive during competition, squeezing space, closing, and getting into the grill of RBs before they could fully cut and react. Responded well to coaching and played with a fired-up attitude as well. Stock riser out of Dinkytown’s LB group!

Jack might have been outside of his main position at Lakeville North, but I was impressed with how natural he looked as an EDGE rusher in the reps I got to watch in Eagan on Saturday at the LOS Big Dogs Camp. The 6’0 230 pound had not only a fluid get off for his size but also I was intrigued with how agile Jack was getting off blocks at the point of attack. Jack was also relatively balanced when it came to his pad-level despite being lightly out of position at Big Dogs Camp which is another skillset that popped out in the live eval. Good vision and gap intregrity was shown as well in the bulk of the reps I watched for the Lakeville North product.

Last but far from least, we have a future Lakeville North football captain on our hands for this first-time evaluation. 6′, 230 lb. LB Jack Juffer Jack Juffer 6'0" | 230 lbs | LB Lakeville North | 2027 State MN will make his debut on the Ranking’s Big Board in the next couple of days thanks to his size, varsity production, positional versatility as an ILB and DE, and physical style of play we’re so used to with LN defenders. Juffer posted 24 tackles, 1 TFL, and 1 sack in 2025, as reported by MNFootballHub, and the 6′, 230 lber. was named captain for 2026 to follow a prestigious line of captains before him, has a 3.6 GPA, and also competes in track & field for the Panthers.

Juffer shows some thump as a tackler, and he’s assignment-sound and does a good job of staying home and reading his threats as a backside defender. Juffer can overwhelm at the contact point and has a good FF on his junior highlights from finding and ripping the rock out, and he can can stick and stonewall RBs right in the gap and at the contact point between the tackles for some man-on-man 1v1 tackles. Juffer is also a high-effort presence, producing a sack against Eagan thanks to his motor, and he can sniff and snuff out ball carriers in run defense around the box. DIIIs, JUCOs, and NAIAs, add the name to your boards now! And Jack: come ball out in Plymouth at the PRZMN Spring Showcase stop! See you soon.