This is an intriguing 2028 prospect coming out of West Bend West. Logan is a massive 6’4″ 250 lbs TE, but on the field he gives WBW the equivalent of a 6th lineman on every snap. The massive TE brings the power you would expect from a kid his size. His run blocking is very good. He is light on his feet, allowing him to have the range to get to level two or to always be in position between the ball and defender to wall them off. The ’28 TE is able to get underneath defenders and dig them out of the trenches and gaps to clear the way for his RBs. Logan also was a key front seven defender throughout the night, powering his way into the backfield at times. It will be interesting to see if next level coaches believe he has a future on the OL with his size and experience to this point. This is definitely someone to keep a close eye on.

Another TE that I hope to cross paths with this summer in the Class of 2028 is West Bend West’s Logan Spaeth Logan Spaeth 6'4" | 250 lbs | TE/DL West Bend West | 2028 State WI . The big man is now up to an impressive 6’4″ 250 lbs, so he will be one of the biggest athletes at any camp he attends this summer. That size has been great for him as he was primarily a run blocker in 2025 on his way to Honorable Mention All Conference honors. Getting reps in 1 on 1 vs LBs will be huge for the ’28 out of WBW. We will get to see how he can get open, if he has the athleticism to be able to create a mismatch, and just how easily he catches the football. The ’28 TE Class is looking like a good one, and Logan could really push himself towards the top with a strong summer.

I can’t wait for that first tape from Logan this fall because he is bigger and stronger than ever. That is exciting because even as a freshman Logan was standing out with his blocking abilities as a TE/FB hybrid, whether it be kicking out an end or attacking level two and springing his back for a big gain. Logan has a great sense of who the most dangerous defender is and landing a key block on them. Having him back bigger and stronger this year is going to make him even more of a force, and I hope to see him get the ball in his hands some too. He is a difference maker without needing the ball in his hands, though.