Logan Wineinger is a 6'5" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2026 class.
Wineinger attends Davenport Central in Iowa.
Wineinger's Player Profile was created on June 18, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Logan
WineingerOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
Weight
295
HS
Davenport Central
|
IA
PRZIA Davenport Area Prospects to Watch in 2025
Davenport Central’s Logan Wineinger is another prospect who should find himself in the rankings at the next update....
Written by Oscar Galindo
Logan
WineingerOL/DL
Class
2026
Height
6'5"
Weight
295
HS
Davenport Central
|
IA
Iowa Seniors Ready to Roll in Final Prep Campaign
Wineinger chipped in 2.0 tackles, according to Central’s 2024 statistics on Bound. It looks like that site might...
Written by Rob Howe
Oscar Galindo | Prep Redzone Scout
Oscar Galindo
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Davenport Central’s Logan WineingerLoganWineinger
6'5" | 295 lbs | OL/DL
Davenport Central | 2026 IA
is another prospect who should find himself in the rankings at the next update. Wineinger stands out on the roster with his 6’4″, 270-pound build with room to continue filling out his frame. Logan flashed a quick first step and uses violent hands at the point of attack to swat away at reaching linemen. Once he’s used his hands to disengage from blockers, his lateral quickness and relentless pursuit help him close on the ball in a flash. He does a good job filling in multiple gaps and can set the edge very well when defending outside runs. Versatility along the defensive line adds extra value. Watch out for Logan this fall!
Wineinger chipped in 2.0 tackles, according to Central’s 2024 statistics on Bound. It looks like that site might not be quite up to date when we pop on his junior highlight video. On there, Wineinger was much more disruptive than the numbers would indicate. He bursts off of the edge, has his head up and finds the ball carrier. Playing within the scheme, Wineinger often sets the edge and pounces when the play comes his way. He’ll also break on the quarterback or running back when a clear lane opens up. Wineinger should keep his athleticism after filling out his projectable frame. He’s certainly a prospect to watch this season.