Brady Shust Brady Shust 6'5" | 235 lbs | TE St. Joseph's Regional (Montvale) | 2026 State NJ of St. Joe’s Regional might be the most complete tight end in New Jersey. He checks every box—blocking, catching, and winning in traffic. His best trait is his ability to secure tough catches through contact. Add in his sharp concentration and diverse route running, and you see why he stands out.

Last season, an ankle injury slowed him down. This year, he’s healthy and ready to dominate. Shust will be a key weapon in St. Joe’s offense and a reliable target all season long. Already committed to Wake Forest, he’s set to prove why he’s one of the top tight ends in the state.

Brady Shust Brady Shust 6'5" | 235 lbs | TE St. Joseph's Regional (Montvale) | 2026 State NJ is a prospect that I have known about and heard about for about two years now. The last two years have been disappointing for me, though, as I was never able to find tape on Shust. That changed this offseason and, after watching his tape, Shust is absolutely one of my favorite prospects and is as complete a tight end as you will find. First, as a target Shust refuses to catch the ball with anything other than his hands – each and every time. Perhaps what makes him so intriguing a prospect, however, is that he has the speed to split cover 2 safeties up the middle when running posts. A subtle thing that he does well is slow play play action passes to sell the fake, while simultaneously creating a void in the coverage to serve as a safe outlet for his quarterback. As you might expect from tight ends of his size, Shust can absorb hits and maintain possession of the ball and also stay on his feet. Moreover, he runs with a forward lean as contact arrives to get cheap-and-easy yardage when he eventually falls forward. Defenders who go low on him are subject to getting hurdled as well. So clearly we can see that Shust is an excellent target, but how does he block? Shust has shown to block as an in-light tight end, a sniffer, and along the perimeter. When sealing across the formation he delivers a good pop when kicking out; but what impressed me the most was that he maintains an idealistic base when drive blocking and keeps his elbows tights to his frame.

Next up is Brady Shust Brady Shust 6'5" | 235 lbs | TE St. Joseph's Regional (Montvale) | 2026 State NJ from St. Joe’s Regional. At tight end, Brady combines physicality with smooth playmaking ability. How effortlessly he catches the ball and transitions upfield sets him apart. His urgency and ability to create after the catch make him one of the most dynamic players in his position.

Brady’s skill set is versatile. He excels at stretching the field and thrives in contested catch situations. His physicality allows him to absorb hits and keep moving, showing toughness in crucial moments. Beyond his receiving ability, Brady is a standout blocker. He can hold his own against edge defenders and engage second-level linebackers in the run game.

Last season, Brady displayed strong chemistry with quarterbacks Mason Geis Mason Geis 6'1" | 185 lbs | QB St. Joseph Regional | 2026 State NJ and Lamar Best Lamar Best 6'0" | 175 lbs | QB St. Joseph Regional | 2026 State NJ . He’s poised for a breakout campaign as he enters his senior year. With offers already in hand from Syracuse, Duke, and Boston College, a dominant season could help him attract even more attention from college programs.

Brady Shust Brady Shust 6'5" | 235 lbs | TE St. Joseph's Regional (Montvale) | 2026 State NJ left a lasting impression with his all-around play for St. Joe’s. After missing last season due to injury, he’s returned with the physicality and versatility that make him a force on offense. Shust has the size and frame of a future pro, and he plays like it, excelling in both receiving and blocking—his ability to catch through contact and gain yards after makes him a constant threat. But what rounds out his game is his work as a run blocker, where he uses that same physical edge to pave lanes. Shust proves he can impact multiple facets of St. Joe’s offense, making him one of their most valuable assets.