Blaise Hochstein
Blaise Hochstein
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Expert Analysis
Amal Scott | Prep Redzone Scout
He’s lean but packs functional strength that allows him to compete effectively against bigger bodies. He has a quick first step that gives him an immediate advantage off the snap. This ability enables him to engage defenders before they can build momentum. This explosiveness translates well to both pass protection and run blocking scenarios. Laterally and vertically, Hochstein moves with impressive fluidity—rare for a player his size at this stage. His kick step is notably quick and efficient, making him a natural fit on the edge as a tackle prospect.
He maintains good posture throughout reps, avoiding the common pitfall of bending at the waist, which helps him sustain leverage. Hand usage is another standout. Hochstein employs his hands independently with good placement and punch. This allows him to control and redirect defenders without relying solely on his frame. In competition drills, he dominated many reps, showcasing his ability to handle larger interior defenders when pulled inside. Overall, his top-5 finish underscores a high motor and competitive edge that makes him a valid prospect.
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Stock Up Showcase: New England
02/07/2026
- 40 Yard Dash #1
- 5.68s
- 40 Yard Dash #2
- 5.42s
- Shuttle #1
- 4.93s
- Shuttle #2
- 4.87s
- Broad Jump #1
- 7'7"
- Broad Jump #2
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- L Drill #1
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- L Drill #2
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- Vertical #1
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- Vertical #2
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