Jordan Gruhn
Jordan Gruhn
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Rob Howe | Prep Redzone Scout
Gruhn missed the first half of his junior season of 2025 with an ankle injury. He did make up for lost time upon his return. Gruhn recorded 26.5 tackles, 13 of which were solo stops. He was credited with four tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks. Clinton utilized Gruhn as a ball carrier and receiver on offense, where he caught a touchdown pass. He flashed his athleticism by bringing back his lone kick return back 16 yards. Prep Redzone Iowa hadn’t written an evaluation of Gruhn in nine months, so it’s an excellent time for an update. He was kind enough to post an 11th-grade highlight video for us to do so. On the first clip, Gruhn shows his talents as a route runner. The tight end releases from the H-Back spot and presents himself for the quarterback. He catches a pass moving toward the end zone and finishes off the scoring reception by powering across the goal line. There’s definitely next-level potential on offense. Right now, at least, he looks more advanced as a long-arm linebacker with explosiveness, athleticism and agility to handle responsibilities as a four-down player on the second level.
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