Zach Wolfe is a 6'5" Defensive Line/Tight End in the 2027 class.
Wolfe attends Elkhorn North in Nebraska.
Wolfe's Player Profile was created on June 28, 2025.
Subscribe to Prep Redzone
to see where Zach Wolfe is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.
Expert Analysis
Zach
WolfeDL/TE
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
220
HS
Elkhorn North
|
NE
Nebraska Tight Ends Generating Buzz on the Recruiting Trail
(@Zach_Wolfe18) Elkhorn North’s Zach Wolfe is another player who made big plays at both tight end and on...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Zach
WolfeDL/TE
Class
2027
Height
6'5"
Weight
220
HS
Elkhorn North
|
NE
PRZNE Juniors Set For Big Seasons
(@Zach_Wolfe18) The stars are aligning for junior TE Zach Wolfe to have a big season for Elkhorn North...
Elkhorn North’s Zach WolfeZachWolfe
6'5" | 220 lbs | DL/TE
Elkhorn North | 2027 StateNE
is another player who made big plays at both tight end and on the defensive line. The rising Wolves’ junior hauled in 17 catches for 165 yards and four touchdowns with 32 tackles, 7.5 TFLs, and 5.5 sacks on defense. Wolfe recently received his first offer from in-state NSIC powerhouse Wayne State. He has also taken junior day trips to North Dakota State and South Dakota State this winter.
The stars are aligning for junior TE Zach WolfeZachWolfe
6'5" | 220 lbs | DL/TE
Elkhorn North | 2027 StateNE
to have a big season for Elkhorn North this fall. The 6’4″, 205-pound tight end had a limited role as a sophomore but had several flashes as he recorded 11 receptions for 93 yards and showed off his blocking skills. Zach is currently listed as a tight end, but has potential as a Flex TE/WR hybrid player, depending on his continued physical development. His taller frame allows him to take advantage of size mismatches against smaller defenders, and he has the strength to “outphysical” his opponents at the catch point. Wolfe also impressed with his toughness, especially when making plays over the middle of the field, showing he can take on contact and stay upright to fight for more yardage. Good burst after the catch. A big reason Zach really stood out was his physicality as a blocker, making him a huge asset in the running game. Wolfe proved his willingness to bury his nose in a defender’s chest and move them off the ball using great technique, hand placement, and leg drive. The Wolves have produced a ton of high-level prospects in the past few seasons (with a handful currently on the roster), and it looks like Zach could be next up!