Lincoln Ribnick is a 5'11" Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Ribnick attends Minneapolis Southwest in Minnesota.
Ribnick's Player Profile was created on December 19, 2023.
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Lincoln
RibnickWR
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
170
HS
Minneapolis Southwest
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MN
St. Olaf College Prospect Camp: Top Performers and Standouts
Representing my alma mater Minneapolis Southwest High School, 2027 WR Lincoln Ribnick balled out at Saturday’s St. Olaf...
Written by Oliver West
Lincoln
RibnickWR
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
170
HS
Minneapolis Southwest
|
MN
PrepRedzoneMN 2027 Rankings Update: Watchlist to Rankings
Representing my alma mater Minneapolis Southwest, a program I will always love to bring attention to, the Lakers...
Written by Oliver West
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Oliver West
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Representing my alma mater Minneapolis Southwest High School, 2027 WR Lincoln RibnickLincolnRibnick
5'11" | 170 lbs | WR
Minneapolis Southwest | 2027 StateMN balled out at Saturday’s St. Olaf College Prospect Camp. Ribnick was outstanding in all three phases of the camp, and owns an overall dynamic and impressive route running skillset that is one of the best in state going into the 2026 season. Violent change of direction ability, comfortability with the entire route tree, as well as with the new routes the St. Olaf staff was installing at the camp, and twitchy at the top of the route, Ribnick was the top performer out of the WR group. Good ball skills and body control, and an awareness of where he was in relation to the sideline and his route running marks also caught our attention. This kid would be an excellent Ole!
Representing my alma mater Minneapolis Southwest, a program I will always love to bring attention to, the Lakers have a Top 10 WR in the 2027 class in 5’10, 150 lber. Lincoln Ribick, as well as two Top 110 overall sophomore peers joining Ribnick on the 2027 Big Board and two Top 150 recruits in the 2026 class to boot. The Lakers like to toss the pigskin around a little bit, and Ribnick had a solid introductory campaign to varsity football, posting 9 catches for 155 yards and 3 TDs in Southwest’s potent passing attack. This also catapulted him from the Watchlist into the Top 100 after spending his freshman season navigating the non-varsity ranks. The sophomore also flashed some sauce on the 7v7 circuit this offseason, showing out with TNT’sHitmen in a head-on-head matchup with E7United earlier this offseason, so he’s got a lot working for him going into the all-important junior season.
Ribnick can track and play the deep ball, cuts off his routes well and does a good job of seeing, finding, and sitting down in space in between zone coverage, and shows some dangerous shake after the catch. He broke some ankles at the top of the route and can create separation consistently there, and his sudden COD ability shows up as a route runner and after the catch, Plus, he’s willing to go over the middle. A year in the weight room is going to be huge for him and should really elevate an already strong skillset of quickness, route running ability, and YAC. Go Lakers!