Koppelman was another QB, I was excited to get up to Warwick to sling the ball this past weekend. He is a top QB in the PSAL, and is poised for a big season in 2026. He had a decent combine portion, and finished with a top 20 broad jump showing impressive length for a QB.

Koppelman was an outstanding QB at the event, and a prospect the coaches deemed the top QB in attendance. He showcased quick feet which was nice to see, and led to a good motion, and quick release, allowing him to deliver accurate strikes, with a strong arm throughout the day. His consistency with the weather was impressive, and Koppelman, certainly put on a show for the coaches in attendance in Warwick.

Koppelman was, in my opinion, the best QB at the camp today. He had the most consistent feet among the group, and a quick, pretty release. It was his footwork that made him stand out most though. He was on time and on target. Was able to get some real velocity on the ball despite it being wet out. He’s got an athletic build-I’d love to see him throw on the run a bit more.

Koppelman was another QB who suited up for NY Hustle. The Eagle Academy II star QB, showcased an elite arm for Hustle throughout his reps. I like his ability to hit all three levels of the field, and his sideline throws were placed well with good accuracy. Koppelman standing at 6’0″ 175-Pounds, he displays a solid build for a Prospect. Hustle made a deep run thanks to some outstanding QB play.

Martin Koppelman Martin Koppelman 6'0" | 175 lbs | QB/K Eagle Academy II | 2027 State NY is next. The rising Senior, is also at Eagle Academy, he will be competing with Caratelli during his senior season. Standing at 6’0″ 175-Pounds, Koppelman displays an adequate frame for the QB position, and should look to reach 180-Pounds during his final season.

Koppelman is a true Gun Slinger with the ability to launch the ball 50+ yards down the field with ease. He puts a nice touch on his balls, and displays good accuracy on his throws at all three levels. He displays good footwork, and stands tall in the pocket through contact. I like his ability to work through his progressions, and his IQ, shows on tape. Eagle Academy is set this year with two talented Signal Callers.

Koppelman was an impressive individual over the weekend. He led NY Hustle AAC to a semi-final run and came up one point short against the eventual champions, 215 Playmakers. He navigated the short-field offense very well and could get the ball into the end zone with pinpoint throws. His accuracy was great and he could stretch the field well. His arm was great and he had great ball velocity. Koppelman will be someone to watch out for in New York.