The Fishers offense managed to score their first points of the season against Noblesville in spite of a two-point loss, and Fishers tight end Max Hopkins Max Hopkins 6'8" | 235 lbs | TE/WR Fishers | 2029 State IN played a role in the equation, snatching a one-handed touchdown grab. We debuted Hopkins as our No. 2-ranked Class of 2029 recruit, and it’s easy to see why we love the two-sport athlete. With his height, size, and catch radius, expect more college teams to jump aboard for his services.

Fishers tight end Max Hopkins debuts at No. 2 in the tightest of races for the spot, and we think he will project to be a legitimate upper-tier Division I prospect by the time his senior year rolls around. Hopkins, a dynamic athlete and standout on the basketball court, is a very athletic tight end with covetable size (6-8) and great ball skills as a receiver. He holds offers from Purdue, Miami-OH, Indiana, Austin Peay, and Toledo.

The story of the day is Fishers High School Class of 2029 tight end Max Hopkins Max Hopkins 6'8" | 235 lbs | TE/WR Fishers | 2029 State IN , who turned heads with his athletic ability, height, size, and frame. Hopkins, who also plays basketball for the highly-successful Tigers hoops team, is a legit 6-foot-8 tight end with great hands and adjustment the ball. He can leap, high-point, and make catches over the middle of the field, and wins one-on-one battles consistently. Needs to develop some speed and juice. More offers are to be expected after Toledo, Indiana and Purdue pulled the trigger after the camp.

Max Hopkins Max Hopkins 6'8" | 235 lbs | TE/WR Fishers | 2029 State IN is going to be a big-time prospect. The Class of 2029 prospect from Fishers High School doesn’t have any tape yet, but as we noted in a school visit last winter, Hopkins will be a big-time tight end prospect in the future. The 6-foot-7, 230-pound prospect is a standout on the basketball court, too, and given his size and leaping ability he will present big matchup problems for opposing defenses. Picked up first two offers from Miami-Ohio and Austin Peay.

Rare Size & Fluidity: Moves exceptionally well for his height, showing natural athleticism both with and without the football.

Explosive Releases: Uses his long stride to quickly eat up ground and reach his routes’ landmarks efficiently.

Physicality & Body Control: Not afraid to use his size to shield defenders and create separation.

Basketball Background: High-level hoops experience contributes to elite hand-eye coordination, spatial awareness, and footwork.

Pass-Catching Ability: A massive target with strong hands, making him a reliable option in the passing game.

Lateral Quickness: Moves well side to side, which helps in route running and blocking.

Blocking Potential: Extends his arms well in blocking situations, showing room to develop into a more complete tight end.

Fourth on this list is Max Hopkins from the great state of Indiana. Hopkins is a Tight End who stands 6’6, 210 lbs., so it should be no surprise that he is also a star on the Basketball court. His insane stature as an 8th grader means he is completely unguardable at the Middle School level. For reference there are Tight Ends in the NFL who are shorter than 6’6, in 8th grade his height is ludicrous. Playing basketball means that Hopkins has great jumping ability, and he showcases really good footwork and a catch radius that is out of this world. The only downside about Ball is he may decide to choose basketball over football, but in either sport he will be a sure fire home run.