Gabriel Fuller is a 6'6" Tight End in the 2028 class.
Fuller attends Morgantown in West Virginia.
Fuller's Player Profile was created on December 18, 2025.
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2028 Rankings Update: New Additions to the Top 125 (Pt. 1)
2028 Morgantown TE/DL Gabriel Fuller is one of the more developmental prospects to enter the rankings in this...
Written by Matthew Layton
Gabriel
FullerTE
Class
2028
Height
6'6"
Weight
220
HS
Morgantown
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WV
6 Watch List Prospects Locked In for the WV Exposure Series
2028 Morgantown DL Gabriel Fuller brings a lot of long-term intrigue to the WV Exposure Series because prospects...
Written by Matthew Layton
Matthew Layton | Prep Redzone Scout
Matthew Layton
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
2028 Morgantown TE/DL Gabriel Fuller is one of the more developmental prospects to enter the rankings in this update. Fuller brings a 6’5 frame that still has plenty of room for additional size and strength, making him an interesting long-term projection. We have had the opportunity to see him in person at our camps over the years, and the physical tools have always been evident. Fuller spent last season primarily at the JV level for the Mohigans, so he remains lower in the rankings for now until he establishes himself against varsity competition. That said, there is a realistic path for him to begin seeing varsity snaps as a junior. Fuller is still a raw prospect, but prospects with his size are worth paying attention to. If he continues developing physically and starts making an impact at the varsity level, there is room for him to climb well beyond his current ranking.
2028 Morgantown DL Gabriel Fuller brings a lot of long-term intrigue to the WV Exposure Series because prospects with his size and length are hard to ignore. At 6’6, the Morgantown defensive lineman already has a frame that immediately stands out, even though there’s still plenty of room to continue adding weight and strength. Fuller spent last season on the JV level, but there’s a path for him to push into varsity reps as a junior if the development keeps trending upward. Right now, the biggest thing is learning how to consistently use that length to his advantage while continuing to refine technique. Fuller feels like the type of developmental prospect that could make a big jump over the next couple of years as everything starts coming together.