Ryan Carrel is a 6'0" Quarterback/Athlete in the 2028 class.
Carrel attends Kaukauna in Wisconsin.
Carrel's Player Profile was created on December 19, 2025.
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One of the more exciting up and coming QBs is the dual threat athlete out of Kaukauna. Ryan...
Written by Mark Johnson
Ryan
CarrelQB/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
205
HS
Kaukauna
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WI
2028s Who Will Wow Coaches This Camp Season
Ryan could be a breakout player this summer. He plays QB for Kaukauna, but the dual threat QB...
Written by Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson | Prep Redzone Scout
Mark Johnson
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
One of the more exciting up and coming QBs is the dual threat athlete out of Kaukauna. Ryan let that dual threat shine in River Falls, finishing the day with these numbers:
5’11” 206 lbs Frame
4.53 40 Yard Dash
4.44 Shuttle
9’3″ Broad Jump
33″ Vertical Jump
All these numbers were among the best within the QB position. The 2028 athlete has also let it be known he is willing to play anywhere on the field, and with those numbers he legitimately can learn several spots on either side of the ball. Watching through last year’s tape, you can’t help but get excited when he tucks the ball. That is where some serious highlights are produced with his blend of speed and physicality. When he drops back that natural athleticism carries over to his fluid throwing motion and ability to drive the ball even to the deep portions of the field. I’m excited to see his role with Kaukauna this fall in his junior season.
Ryan could be a breakout player this summer. He plays QB for Kaukauna, but the dual threat QB has the athletic talents to potentially play other positions. That potential versatility would only increase his value. Ryan has a reported 4.64 40 and is now up to 6′ 205 lbs. A great frame and speed combination. The tape from 2025 shows that Ryan does have that game breaking speed with the football. He is strong through contact too and did well to keep his balance breaking arm tackles and also avoiding defenders in the tight quarters of the pocket. This summer could be the start of Ryan’s climb up the boards.