Owen Strebig
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
Owen Strebig is a 4-star Offensive Tackle from Waukesha, WI (Catholic Memorial) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 216 nationally. Composite rating: 0.9207. Uncommitted.
Physical Profile
Listed at 6-8, 295 lbs. Taller than 94% and heavier than 44% of 2025 Offensive Tackle prospects in the SEC Scouts database (87 with a listed size).
Play Style
Analysis limited without position specification and film evaluation, but his ranking suggests a player with standout physical tools and game impact ability that translates across multiple skill areas or positions.
Strengths
- Elite composite rating of 0.9207 places him among top-tier prospects nationally, indicating exceptional talent evaluation across multiple platforms
- Wisconsin prep football background suggests strong fundamental training and work ethic typical of Midwest development programs
- High school program at Catholic Memorial likely provided quality competition and coaching to develop his skills against solid regional talent
Areas to Improve
- Position uncertainty suggests need for role definition and specialized skill development once college position is determined
- Limited recruiting profile visibility may indicate need for continued exposure and consistency in performance
College Projection
As a 4-star prospect ranked in the top-250 nationally, projects as an early contributor with potential for significant playing time by sophomore year. Position flexibility could be an asset in finding immediate role while developing into specialized contributor.
NFL Outlook
Strong composite rating and national ranking suggest legitimate professional potential, though specific draft projection depends heavily on position determination and college development trajectory.
Best Fit
Power Five programs that value positional versatility and can maximize his apparent athletic traits while providing clear developmental path once position is solidified. Midwest programs may have natural appeal given geographic familiarity.
Player Comparison
Both prospects share an unusual 6'8" frame at 295 pounds that suggests exceptional versatility and athleticism for their size. Kelce was similarly underrecruited despite elite physical tools, developing into a dominant center through superior footwork and intelligence rather than just size. The high composite rating despite missing position specification mirrors Kelce's projection as a multi-positional talent who could excel at center or guard due to his rare combination of height, mobility, and football IQ.