An oversized WR who has the frame and length to make a smooth transition to the TE position, Logan Van Den Broek Logan Van Den Broek 6'6" | 200 lbs | TE Pella | 2027 State IA broke out in a big way during his junior season. After finishing with just 1 reception as a sophomore, Van Den Broek was the leading receiver for the Dutch in 2025, finishing with 546 receiving yards on 27 receptions (20.2 YPC) and 7 TDs. With a 4.6 40 yard time, Van Den Broek boasts impressive speed for his size, and it adds to his danger factor considering that he already poses as a physical mismatch against DBs and LBs alike combined with his quickness makes him a nightmare for defenses to go against. Proving pivotal in Pella’s run as the 4A runner-up, Van Den Broek will likely be due for a plethora of offers entering his senior year, including some very serious D1 interest.

After catching just one pass during his sophomore campaign, Logan Van Den Broek Logan Van Den Broek 6'6" | 200 lbs | TE Pella | 2027 State IA burst onto the scene this fall for a senior-laden Pella squad, making him one of few 2027s to be critical in their run to a state runner-up finish in 4A. A big pass-catcher at 6-foot-6 and 200 pounds, Van Den Broek was a tough cover for linebackers because of his speed and a tough cover for defensive backs because of his size. A go-up-and-get-it pass-catcher in the redzone and an over-the-middle target, Van Den Broek could be in line for a major uptick in production in 2026.

In 2025, he caught 27 passes for 546 yards and seven touchdowns.

Pella’s Logan Van Den Broek Logan Van Den Broek 6'6" | 200 lbs | TE Pella | 2027 State IA already had a breakout campaign and is set up for an even bigger senior season next fall. Logan was the leading receiver on the 4A state runner-up squad with 27 catches for 546 yards and seven touchdowns. What stands out about Logan is his top-tier athleticism, including reported 40-yard dash times of 4.6, 14.58 in the 100m hurdles, and a 6’2″ high jump, alongside his 6’6″, 200-pound frame. We have Logan listed as a tight end, but with his top-end speed, I could see him being used as a flex TE or a bigger-bodied receiver on the outside. Van Den Broek’s long strides allow him to get downfield in a flash, and he is very good at tracking and adjusting to the ball in the air. Redzone beast who is a near lock on jump balls.

Van Den Broek caught my attention while operating on a team with a bevy of talented skill players during the state semifinals against Sergeant Bluff-Luton. It wasn’t easy to stick out, but he did so with two receptions for 75 yards, including a 43-yard touchdown. A big target with a large catch radius thanks to his long limbs, Van Den Broek also is agile and athletic. He runs well and chews up a lot of turf with his long strides. Jumping ability helps him win up top and large hands also aid him in securing passes thrown his way. Keep developing him at receiver with the possibility that his projectable frame could grow into an exciting prospect at tight end, too. His 472 yards heading into the 4A title game lead the Dutch and his six touchdown grabs are second on the squad.