Fourth is once again Brandon McCabe Brandon McCabe 6'4" | 215 lbs | TE/DL Kellenberg Memorial | 2027 State NY . After his Junior Season, the 2027 prospect, will look to make a wave in the Catholic League with Kellenberg in his final season. Standing at 6’4″ 215-Pounds, he displays a good frame for the TE position.

On tape, his ability to line up on the line, or out wide makes him a major threat in any offense. He has outstanding hands, and his height allows him to make contested catches look easy. I like his body control, and he displays fluid hips that allow him to change his frame, and make highlight reel catches look easy.

McCabe is a prospect I like a lot. His ability to play on both sides of the ball, along with his versatility as a WR/TE, make him a deadly weapon on any football field. He will suit up for Kellenberg this season, and standing at 6’4″ 215-Pounds, displays an outstanding frame for a WR/TE.

On tape, his ability to line up on the line, or out wide makes him a major threat in any offense. He has outstanding hands, and his height allows him to make contested catches look easy. I like his body control, and he displays fluid hips that allow him to change his frame, and make highlight reel catches look easy.

His frame is easily the most impressive. His catches on deep balls, and ability to make 50/50 catches seem easy, make him perfect for 7v7, and an easy addition for Iron Hawks.

Brandon McCabe Brandon McCabe 6'4" | 215 lbs | TE/DL Kellenberg Memorial | 2027 State NY is a big, physical TE with an outstretched frame and strong play presence. Certainly, the ability to block and line up from out wide or at the LOS was a presence. As a blocker, McCabe was especially effective in the RPO game, creating space and sealing defenders at the second level. Furthermore, he is not the most explosive receiving threat, but he was efficient at making tough catches. McCabe is incredibly useful on short-out and curl routes on the outside. A useful target that an offense can do a variety of actions with.

McCabe is an intriguing three-sport athlete who plays on both sides of the ball. His defensive tape helps paint the full picture, but I as of now I like him more at the TE position as a college prospect. He has the frame to get bigger and stronger, although, being a multi-sport guy, he may not add a ton of weight until he gets to college.

McCabe shows good athleticism on tape, solid change of direction. He plays a lot of DE on tape but has active hands as a blocker, and his build makes me see him as a Tight End.

McCabe is the type of TE just like most guys who lacks targets but can help answer those questions in a 7v7/camp setting for coaches.