Logan Bivens is a 5'8" Defensive Back/Running Back in the 2027 class.
Bivens attends Menasha in Wisconsin.
Bivens's Player Profile was created on May 27, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Logan
BivensDB/RB
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
175
HS
Menasha
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WI
SBU Prospect Camp “Offensive Standouts” 2026 PT.2
Logan Bivens brought all the juice at the SBU prospect camp. Admittedly I am not up to date...
Written by Allen Reed
Logan
BivensDB/RB
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
175
HS
Menasha
|
WI
Prep Redzone WI Showcase: Game Changers in the Backfield
One of the more impressive showings among RBs was from the 2027 Logan Bivens out of Menasha HS....
Written by Mark Johnson
Allen Reed | Prep Redzone Scout
Allen Reed
Prep Redzone Scout
Logan Bivens brought all the juice at the SBU prospect camp.
Admittedly I am not up to date with Wisconsin high school football, but if the dairly land has prospects like Logan Bivens maybe I should pay more attention. Bivens arrived at Bolivar, Missouri and put on a show. First things first Logan Bivens ran a blistering 4.41 forty yard dash that caught everyone’s attention, but what caught my attention is the work he put in running routes against these linebackers in attendance. Bivens is 100% a matchup mismatch against any linebacker that attempts to cover him in the passing game. He is just a little too quick to ask a backer to hang with Logan Bivens out of the backfield.
Bivens is a offensive weapon that needs more respect on his name as a football prospect.
One of the more impressive showings among RBs was from the 2027 Logan Bivens out of Menasha HS. The 5’7″ 150 lbs athlete was definitely one of the most explosively agile players in attendance. He ran a 4.85 40, has a blazing 4.21 5-10-5 shuttle, and an elite 6.59 L-Drill. Watching Logan fly through the RB drills was impressive to watch. He has lightning quick feet and his body control and balance allowed him to fly through drills that focused on quick feet and change of direction at nearly top speed. That elusive and explosive agility were outstanding in the moments where we put him 1 on 1 vs an LB in space. Both as a runner and as a receiver. The ’27 offers mismatch versatility out of the backfield as a runner and a receiver. The sophomore athlete put together a great showing in Oak Creek.