Chaz Gray is a 6'4" Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Gray attends St. Joseph Regional in New Jersey.
Gray's Player Profile was created on December 5, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Chaz
GrayDL
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
225
HS
St. Joseph Regional
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NJ
2027 Player Rankings Update: Newly Ranked Watchlisters, Part III
A prospect we first noticed a few camp seasons ago at a Prep Redzone Event, Chaz Gray is...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
Chaz
GrayDL
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
225
HS
St. Joseph Regional
|
NJ
Players Under the Microscope in 2025-26
Chaz Gray is quickly becoming one of the hottest names in New Jersey’s 2026 class. The St. Joe’s...
Written by Earnest Daniels
Brendan Mankarious | Prep Redzone Scout
Brendan Mankarious
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
A prospect we first noticed a few camp seasons ago at a Prep Redzone Event, Chaz GrayChazGray
6'4" | 225 lbs | DL
St. Joseph Regional | 2027 StateNJ
is a physical end that takes on kick out blocks with authority. He has a tendency to slow play line stunts, but has the length to make up for numerous things. With a clear path to more burn, expect an uptick of production and results from Gray.
Chaz GrayChazGray
6'4" | 225 lbs | DL
St. Joseph Regional | 2027 StateNJ
is quickly becoming one of the hottest names in New Jersey’s 2026 class. The St. Joe’s Regional edge rusher has already racked up five offers in 2025 from Washington, North Carolina, Boston College, UMass, and Duke, with more likely on the way. At 6’2”, 210-215 pounds, he brings an explosive first step and natural athleticism, making him a problem off the edge. His motor stands out, especially when chasing plays down from the backside. He also shows solid change of direction and does a great job executing twists and stunts, which have led to key sacks on film.
However, what makes him intriguing is also what puts him under the microscope. He has outstanding arm length but hasn’t fully learned how to maximize it. His pass-rush plan and hand usage need serious refinement, especially against higher-level competition. Too often, he relies on pure athleticism rather than technique. As he continues to develop and add strength, honing his ability to attack offensive linemen’s leverage will be key.
Still, it’s clear why college programs are willing to bet on him. Gray has all the raw tools to be unique, and as he polishes his game, his recruitment will only heat up. Expect him to be a focal point in the 2025-26 season as coaches and scouts closely monitor his progress.