Keelan Konkler, - Prep Redzone

Keelan Konkler

Defensive Back

2024 Class

6'2" Height

180 Weight

Spring Lake Park School

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About Keelan

Keelan Konkler is a 6'2" Defensive Back in the 2024 class. Konkler attends Spring Lake Park in Minnesota. Konkler's Player Profile was created on October 11, 2021. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Keelan Konkler is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Nate Wahl

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Keelan showed off a prospect that a plethora of athleticism that he showed off at the Tommies camp on Friday. He also intrigued me with his change of direction within the WR group, which showed off one of the best prospects as far as agility I got to watch live reps out of. Keelan also showed off superb balance from start to finish of every Indy and 1v1 rep he took and that painted a picture even better around the edges of the field. One of the biggest pop out skillsets on tape is Keelan’s blocking ability as not only will this kid throw blocks for his teammates, he has seems to have solid pad-level to pluck and redirect the defender out of the way of the SLP ball carrier. Keelan is also efficent with his instincts as a catch & go wide receiver that has seen some Division II interest come his way as college programs should like the upside of Keelan, as I believe his best football is up ahead of him.

3 years ago

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Brock Nelson

Prep Redzone Scout

Keelan Konkler Keelan Konkler 6'2" | 180 lbs | DB Spring Lake Park | 2024 State MN may have only played seven games last fall, but he still proved that he was meant to play on Friday nights. A rising senior out of Spring Lake Park, Konkler showcased some impressive downfield blocking to go with smooth route running and a nose for yards after the catch. In an offense that required him to frequently square up defenders in space, Konkler did a great job at staying in front of his assignment and drive blocking them through the whistle, which often led to big gains for his teammates. This unselfish play style is a sought after skill I love to see in athletes, and Konkler embodies this role wholeheartedly.