Amaree Ervin is a 6'3" Edge/Tight End in the 2027 class.
Ervin attends Paramus Catholic in New Jersey.
Ervin's Player Profile was created on August 12, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Amaree
ErvinEDGE/TE
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
230
HS
Paramus Catholic
|
NJ
Player Transfers And Out-of-State Moves
DePaul Catholic → Paramus Catholic Paramus Catholic adds another major piece with the transfer of Amaree Ervin from...
Written by Earnest Daniels
Amaree
ErvinEDGE/TE
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
230
HS
Paramus Catholic
|
NJ
Five Players To Watch At The Start Of Training Camp
Amaree Ervin from DePaul Catholic is a young edge rusher ready to make noise this season. At 6’3”,...
At 6’4”, 225 pounds, Ervin brings an ideal blend of size and athleticism to the edge. Defensively, he can create pressure on his own, threaten tackles with his length, and disrupt quarterbacks without needing extra help. That ability gives Paramus Catholic another true edge presence who can consistently impact games.
At the same time, Ervin adds value on offense. As a tight end, he presents a mismatch with his frame and movement skills. He can stretch the field, work the seams, and give newly acquired quarterback Walker SneeWalkerSnee
6'3" | 187 lbs | QB
Paramus Catholic | 2029 NJ
another reliable target in the passing game.
Because of that versatility, Ervin fills multiple needs at once. He strengthens the pass rush, expands the offensive weaponry, and adds depth on both sides of the ball. Moving forward, Amaree ErvinAmareeErvin
6'3" | 230 lbs | EDGE/TE
Paramus Catholic | 2027 NJ
becomes one of the key players to watch as Paramus Catholic continues to load up for a championship push.
Amaree ErvinAmareeErvin
6'3" | 230 lbs | EDGE/TE
Paramus Catholic | 2027 NJ
from DePaul Catholic is a young edge rusher ready to make noise this season. At 6’3”, 230 pounds, he’s still developing physically and refining his game, but his relentless motor stands out. He closes quickly, chases down quarterbacks from behind, and is especially dangerous when unblocked on the backside.
After a summer packed with camps at Penn State, Syracuse, and LIU, Ervin looks poised to take a big step forward from his sophomore year. With two more seasons ahead, he has the tools to grow into one of New Jersey’s most dangerous pass rushers.