It sure seems the Iowa talent in ran in pairs, as another Sioux Center prospect that caught our attention at the Augustana Prospect Camp was 2027 offensive linemen Sawyer Wolfswinkel Sawyer Wolfswinkel 6'0" | 260 lbs | OL Sioux Center | 2027 State IA . He caught my attention early with how fluid his foot speed was during the reps I watched during Indy and was one that during the testing period, ran the 40-yard dash with some good finish for a 6’0 260 pounder. From a couple of the reps I watched from Sawyer at the guard position, he again showed off the persistent with a sound first step that triggered solid power generation you want at the point of attack. He’s one to me that’s a sleeper out of Sioux Center, with just one NAIA offer thus far.

We last wrote about Wolfswinkel at Prep Redzone Iowa about 10 months ago, following his sophomore season at Sioux Center. It was a 10th-grade season that put him on the radar as a physical interior offensive lineman packed with potential. It was time to check in with Wolfswinkel following a junior campaign of 2025, when he helped the Warriors reach the Class 3A state quarterfinals, where they came up short against eventual championship-game participant, Bishop Heelan. They rolled up 1,754 yards through the air and another 1,936 on the ground, combining for 43 touchdowns. Wolfswinkel was a first-team all-district selection along the offensive line. His junior highlight video reveals the growth he made from our last evaluation to this latest one. Wolfswinkel is a mauler lining up at left guard, where he blasts off of the snap, overwhelming the opposition with quickness and power. There’s a mean streak and a high motor. He plays through the whistle and thrives at finishing his blocks. He moves well and can reach blocks in space with ease.

Wolfswinkel proved as a sophomore that he’s a well-rounded offensive guard, one on which to keep an eye moving forward. His 10th-grade highlight video establishes him as a physical blocker whose athleticism and quick feet also make him effective in space. Sioux Center pulls him on outside runs, when he can hit the opponent with momentum. Most of the clips on tape are of run-blocking, at which he excels. While there’s not a lot of pass-pro footage, his skill set would lead one to believe he can handle it.