Owen Johnson is a 5'11" Linebacker/Running Back in the 2027 class.
Johnson attends New Prague in Minnesota.
Johnson's Player Profile was created on October 12, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Owen
JohnsonLB/RB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
210
HS
New Prague
|
MN
Minnesota Multi-Sport Standouts: Wrestling Edition, Class AA
I still remember going down to New Prague for a tri-wrestling tournament as a junior in high school,...
Written by Oliver West
Oliver West | Prep Redzone Scout
Oliver West
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
I still remember going down to New Prague for a tri-wrestling tournament as a junior in high school, and boy were our lowly Southwest Lakers outclassed that evening in the 507. The Trojans, with one of the more packed bleachers I saw all winter, turned off the lights and flipped on the mat light, really setting the stage for what was a legendary butt-whooping that us Lakers were very ready to get home from that evening. My long-winded point being that New Prague’s wrestling team is LEGIT, borderline frightening, so it’s hard not to be bullish on 2027 standout multi-sporter Owen JohnsonOwenJohnson
5'11" | 210 lbs | LB/RB
New Prague | 2027 StateMN. A brick of a 5’11, 215 lb. ILB and RB for the Trojans football team, Johnson is also on a tear of a junior wrestling campaign, currently ranked 3rd at 215AA with his eyes firmly set on a state championship come March.
On the gridiron, Johnson posted 73 tackles, 13 TFLs, and a defensive TD in 2025 while displaying a ton of speed and power from the middle of the Trojans‘ defense. Johnson reads/reacts with pace and urgency and hammer at the contact point as a tackler who is a nightmare of a 1v1 assignment for would-be blockers around the box. Johnson is a strong kid who is able to make arm tackles through contact, takes good angles to the football, and owns sideline-to-sideline pursuit speed. He also easily slips through the LOS and lived in opposing backfields last fall thanks to his instincts and speed and is an effective open-field tackler if a RB happens to break through the LOS. Johnson is already in the midst of a stock-rising junior offseason that should really get some college programs excited.