Ryland Reinert
Ryland Reinert
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Matt Tate | Prep Redzone Scout
Reinert measures in at 6’2 207-pounds playing wide receiver for Arapahoe. He displays good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, acceleration, good speed, and jumping. Reinert uses his very quick and controlled feet to beat the press jam. Good route running and quick cuts breaking off his stem. Good separation quickness. Reinert displays very good ball adjustment and very good body control. Keeps both feet in bounds going against his own momentum. Good ball tracking and catching. He’s got great size and speed to great YAC. As a linebacker, he shows an explosive burst off the edge with good tackling. I’m excited to see how Ryland approaches this upcoming season looking to be a big contributor on the varsity side.
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Read EvaluationMatt Tate | Prep Redzone Scout
Reinert was bouncing between JV and Varsity last season. The film shows some untapped potential. Measures in at 6’1 190-pounds playing WR/OLB for Arapahoe. He has good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, good speed, change of direction, and jumping. He displays very quick feet. Good release and separation quickness. Clean cuts into his routes. Reinert has very good ball tracking and good catching. Very good body control. He keeps both feet inbounds on sideline throws. As an OLB, he displays good bend and good tackling. He’s an intriguing player to keep an eye on.
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Read EvaluationRobert Davis | Prep Redzone Scout
Reinert is a multi-sport athlete whose athletic background and developing physicality make him an intriguing linebacker prospect in the 2028 class. Although he saw limited action on both sides of the ball last season, the flashes he showed suggest there is upside still waiting to be unlocked with additional reps and experience. Reinert’s basketball background is evident in his footwork and movement ability, traits that can translate well to linebacker as he continues developing physically. His ability to move laterally and stay balanced gives him a solid foundation to build upon moving forward. This offseason will be important as he works to gain strength, improve his football instincts and compete for a larger role. Increased opportunities could allow Reinert to emerge as a prospect on the rise, being the same player we saw the last time he was at the Prep Redzone event when he was names MVP.
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Read EvaluationRobert Davis | Prep Redzone Scout
Reinert was the MVP for LBs and was a player that was able to be a top performer in a small group and take control early. He showed a good base being able to shuffle quickly and come up and make a play. He showed good reaction timing and was able to make quick decisions on the fly.
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Read EvaluationAlan Popadines | Prep Redzone Scout
Reinart is an exciting defensive end/edge/athlete to watch in this Colorado 2028 class. At 6-foot-1 and 175 pounds (size not verified), he’s a unique athlete that can make his own quarterback happy by getting open as a receiver and can make the opposition’s quarterback really uncomfortable as a pass rusher. He’s the prototypical edge right now, as he stands up and rarely puts his hand in the dirt, which allows him to explode up field and gets the offensive tackle to open up his shoulders. He collapses the edge very quickly and has no problem chasing down plays going away from him. Might be safer to list him as more of an ATH right now more than anything else
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