Kyle Kurt is a 6'2" Athlete in the 2026 class.
Kurt attends Lodi in Wisconsin.
Kurt's Player Profile was created on December 2, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Kyle
KurtATH
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
210
HS
Lodi
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WI
UWEC Big Man Camp: Best of the ’26 DL
Checking in at 6’1″ 207 lbs, the versatile athlete out of Lodi put up a strong performance that...
Written by Mark Johnson
Kyle
KurtATH
Class
2026
Height
6'2"
Weight
210
HS
Lodi
|
WI
Madison-Area 2026 Steals and Names to Watch
Kyle Kurt is an interesting prospect. He is coming off a productive year at both TE and edge...
Written by Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson | Prep Redzone Scout
Mark Johnson
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Checking in at 6’1″ 207 lbs, the versatile athlete out of Lodi put up a strong performance that garnered him a roster offer from the Blugolds. Kyle possesses almost a 6’4″ wingspan on top of the frame, and the rest of his combine numbers were some of the best as well. That includes a 1.16 flying 10, and an 8’10” broad jump. Those numbers came to life in 1v1s. Kyle was a rough matchup because of his speed. He quickly could get the edge, show off his ability to bend and dip, and then race past OL. His length was a major advantage for him as well as he was able to keep himself relatively clean while executing pass rush moves and winning with his lateral athleticism as well. Kyle also brings value on offense too with his receiving talents. It was a strong showing for the standout Lodi athlete.
Kyle KurtKyleKurt
6'2" | 210 lbs | ATH
Lodi | 2026 StateWI
is an interesting prospect. He is coming off a productive year at both TE and edge defender. Kyle led the team in all receiving categories while also leading the team in TFLs and sacks. Plus he was 3rd overall in tackles on the team. At 6’2″ 210 lbs Kyle is closer to a WR frame, but his physicality and power allow him to get into the trenches and do the dirty work with success. Whether that is blocking or getting clean releases through the trenches. Downfield Kyle does well finding the soft spots in coverage, and he naturally plucks the ball out of the air. On the defensive side of the ball you will find Kyle all over. Off the edge in a 2/3 point stance or at ILB. Either way the junior does really well finding the ball and figuring out ways to get to the ball. He can win with agility through traffic, or get hands on and shed blocks with strong hands then make the tackle. Kyle is an athlete that I could see on either side of the ball at the next level.