Noah Grimmett is a 5'11" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2029 class.
Grimmett attends St. Francis DeSales-Columbus in Ohio.
Grimmett's Player Profile was created on April 24, 2024.
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Noah
GrimmettOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
315
HS
St. Francis DeSales-Columbus
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OH
Ohio Exposure Series Preview Pt. 1
Noah made an immediate impact on the DeSales 2025 season, finding the field as a freshman. He’s fundamentally...
Written by Tyler Stevens
Noah
GrimmettOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
315
HS
St. Francis DeSales-Columbus
|
OH
Mid-West Middle School Camp “Test Toppers”
Strength, Size Index: 6’0, 303lbs, 9 inch Hand Grimmett was the bell cow of the entire camp. Big...
Written by Arlen Harris
Noah
GrimmettOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
315
HS
St. Francis DeSales-Columbus
|
OH
2029 OL/DL To Know at Midwest Middle School Camp
Noah had a good showing from start to finish. As the biggest lineman of the bunch he confirmed...
Written by Arlen Harris
Noah
GrimmettOL/DL
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
315
HS
St. Francis DeSales-Columbus
|
OH
Offense: MVPs, Top Performers of the Midwest Middle School Camp
OL MVP Noah Grimmett is a walking Bear cub. His strikes jarred defensive lineman who thought their hand...
Written by Arlen Harris
Tyler Stevens | Prep Redzone Scout
Tyler Stevens
Prep Redzone Scout
Noah made an immediate impact on the DeSales 2025 season, finding the field as a freshman. He’s fundamentally sound and moves well for an interior offensive lineman. He has camp dates set for early and mid June, but his journey starts in Hilliard on Saturday, where I think he’ll make a big impact in front of our live crowd.
Grimmett was the bell cow of the entire camp. Big boys need love too and he deserves it all. Noah tested decent and put on a show the rest of the way in position specific drills and competition. Between his height, weight, and other measurements he comes out on top for overall index data.
Noah had a good showing from start to finish. As the biggest lineman of the bunch he confirmed his Alpha status by pulling away during 1on1’s. Grimmett kept his feet alive, used powerful strikes and kept everything in front of him. It even got physical sometimes but he continued to rise to the occasion walking away with MVP honors for OL.
OL MVP Noah Grimmett is a walking Bear cub. His strikes jarred defensive lineman who thought their hand combat would get him off balance. Wrong! Noah showed discipline and patience while competing. Speed rush, power, on half man spin moves fell short on this studs technique. You can tell thing young man has a high IQ and pays attention to the little details that makes the difference in winning or losing a rep.