Post Grad Prospects To Play In New England Fall 2025

In this article I will evaluate 5 prospects that will be playing in New England this upcoming fall as post graduates. It is a combination of local products playing an additional year and out of region athletes adding to the already talented region here in New England.    Darius is a very good defensive back that does a great job of playing the ball. The Baltimore, MD native transition well with the ability to be fluid in his hips and process information quickly. St. Thomas More (CT) is getting an explosive athlete that plays with a very aggressive and high pace. Darius' versatility shows up on tape all throughout his highlight. The ability to blitz off the edge, be a lock down corner, play single high safety, aggressively tackle and pursue the ball carrier make him a high level prospect. Already has a handful of FCS offers. Has a good feet in both man and zone from the corner position and is able to use his speed to recover and break on balls. Darius is a good addition to an already talented St. Thomas More team.      Drew is a true athlete out of Williston Northhampton that shows speed and playmaking ability all throughout his 2024 film. The Central Catholic product is a dynamic slot WR that has ability to play create separation and catch the ball in traffic. His ball skills as a DB are well timed and he shows his athleticism. Drew is a twitchy player who has multiple ways to make plays in all 3 phases. His ability to run with the football is shown out of the back field, in the return game, and after he causes turnovers from apposing teams. Drew already has 2 D1 offers and expect more to come this season as he adds more dynamic plays against better competition.      Ben was already an All-NEPSAC performer in 2024 and looks to add to his football resume by joining Choate Rosemary Hall. The Nobles and Greenough product is a twitchy and violent interior DL. Ben shows the ability to be violent off the ball and finish at the ball carrier. His speed and aggression consistently show up on tape in 2024. When Ben gets his hands on the ball carrier, the play is over - he has the ability to finish and play through the whistle. He plays well against both the run and pass with a good football sense of run schemes. A high motor and extremely high fight level make Ben a really good addition to the Choate Rosemary DL. Ben will be a good prospect at the next level with his already big tool box of DL moves, this upcoming season will be a great showcase for his to gain more D1 attention.      Logan is a very well sized OT that will make an immediate impact on the Taft OL. The Wilmington Friends product out of Wilmington, DE will bring an athletic and nimble frame to Connecticut. Logan is very athletic with his feet and does a good job of keeping balanced hips. He is very intentional with his hands and the way he eliminates the pass rush. Logan is a good run blocker that has a high motor and will finish the play. For a large OL, he plays really well in space in the run game and moves side to side well verse defensive ends. It will be exciting to see him as a more conventional OT at Taft school and be able to get out of always being in a 3 point stance. Logan is a good prospect that will add athleticism and power to the Taft OL in 2025.

In this article I will evaluate 5 prospects that will be playing in New England this upcoming fall as post graduates. It is a combination of local products playing an additional year and out of region athletes adding to the already talented region here in New England.