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Ronnie Kraus

Defensive Line

2025 Class

6'1" Height

225 Weight

St. Augustine School

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Ronnie Kraus is a 6'1" Defensive Line in the 2025 class. Kraus attends St. Augustine in New Jersey. Kraus's Player Profile was created on April 25, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Ronnie Kraus is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Earnest Daniels

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Ronnie Kraus, a 6’1”, 225-pound edge rusher from St. Augustine Prep, possesses a long frame with room to add more weight. His athleticism is immediately apparent, with an impressive burst off the edge and quick first-step quickness. Kraus demonstrates strong pass-rushing abilities, showcasing good body lean, the ability to get around the corner, and a repertoire of moves that make him one of the more polished rushers at the high school level.He excels in the must-have athletic traits for an edge rusher, including pursuit, speed, and change of direction. Additionally, Kraus displays the ability to effectively cover read-option plays, further highlighting his versatility.While he shows great potential as a game-changer in the passing game, Kraus could improve his impact in the run game. However, his dedication to refining his pass-rushing skills and daily work on his pass-rush technique suggest that an offer is likely on the horizon for him. With continued development, an offer is expected for Kraus at the beginning of the upcoming season.

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Brendan Mankarious

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Rising junior Ronnie Kraus Ronnie Kraus 6'1" | 225 lbs | DL St. Augustine | 2025 State NJ hails from St. Augustine Prep. With a reported strength numbers that easily place him within the 1200lb club, Kraus the two-way edge player is a prospect I am eager to get my eyes on. Some of what I see on film about Kraus is that he pairs a great get off tremendous acceleration. Insure of which is more impressive, Kraus has the quickness to win when lined up between the guards or off the edge. He is strong enough to bring ball carriers down with his arms as he reaches back across his body. using his speed and quickness, we see Kraus show the ability to convert it to power in certain situations, as well as setting up two-way go’s for himself. This weekend I want to see how Kraus has progressed in terms of using his hands and activating his hip flip when pass rushing.