We mentioned that there were two campers that were listed as tight ends and ended up shining on the defensive line. Ada 2028 standout Nate Boeck was the other player and just like Johnson, Boeck was a wrecking ball coming off the edge during the various one on one competitions. We also covered Boeck earlier this week as he finished the camp as one of the top testers during the combine testing. Boeck first got on our radar last year at our first PRZ-Next camp in Oklahoma and he’s continued to grow his game. Boeck also trains with C4 down in Durant so we’ll certainly be seeing him again this offseason. Boeck continues to get better and it’ll be interesting to see what position ends up being the natural spot.

Ada 2028 tight end and defensive end Nate Boeck might be the most impressive prospect on this breakdown. He’s definitely the biggest and despite that size, Boeck was in the top ten for both drills. Boeck tied for the fifth fastest shuttle time with a time of 4.50 seconds and he was consistent as his second run was clocked at 4.53 seconds. Boeck also tied for the ninth fastest 40-yard dash time, clocking in at 4.97 seconds. Boeck then primarily worked at defensive end during the individual and competition drills. Boeck already looks the part and should be an instant impact player this fall.

Nate Boeck Nate Boeck 6'3" | 195 lbs | TE Allen | 2028 OK stands at 6’2 defensive linemen. Both of his shuttle times were the quickest at his position, as he recorded 4.75 and 4.78. Him showing this kind of ability at that size can show to be extremely beneficial. It will be interesting to see if it can translate to success on the football field for the class of 2027 product.

While I didn’t know anything about Sublette coming into the weekend, I was somewhat familiar with Ada 2027 Nate Boeck Nate Boeck 6'3" | 195 lbs | TE Allen | 2028 OK prior to the camp. Boeck has played 7v7 football this offseason with C4 down in southern Oklahoma and has also had a really strong track season. Similar to Reagan and Sublette, it’s very easy to be impressed with Boeck right from the jump because of his size and athletic ability. Boeck also moves pretty well already. He had one of the faster shuttle times for a prospect his size. The faster times were all guys that were 40-50 pounds lighter than Boeck, and he was still in the ball park so the lateral quickness is clearly there. Boeck is already on the radar and there’s a good reason why when you see the size, the athletic ability and what he could be down the line. He was really impressive during the drills as he soaked up all of the coaching and was able to execute what he was being taught immediately. The Ada product has a very high ceiling.

Nate Boeck Nate Boeck 6'3" | 195 lbs | TE Allen | 2028 OK is a dynamic athlete who can do it all across football, basketball, as well as track and field. Nate is also growing into a Division 1 powerhouse frame as he already stands at 6’3 and weighs almost 200 pounds. With his size, Nate knows how to move around the football field or basketball court well and has shown to have a knack for exploiting his opponent with his athletic ability. Overall, Nate already has what it takes to dominate on paper. If he continues to develop into his frame, Nate is going to be an electric athlete in more sports than one at the next level.

A dynamic athlete is always fun to evaluate this early on in the recruiting process, and Nate Boeck Nate Boeck 6'3" | 195 lbs | TE Allen | 2028 OK fits that mold. The Sooner State product is a three-spot athlete, as he stays busy with football, basketball, and track and field. Nate has one of the more promising frames you can find in this class standing at 6’3 and weighing almost 200 pounds. With him being so big, one wouldn’t expect him to know how to move with his size just yet, but he is pretty coordinated and agile at this point. The big dude moves well on the football field and the basketball court with surprising ease. Another thing that impresses me about Nate is that he just knows how to use his body in space. When you watch him, he is a very natural athlete with a competitive edge. Nate has the frame to develop into a big-time college athlete, no matter what sport he chooses, he is going to be one of the premier athletes to come out of Oklahoma in the future.