Can front squat 410 pounds. Formerly out of St. Joe’s Prep and now at Episcopal Academy, the 2029 prospect is currently on our watch list and has yet to be ranked. He has three single game cutups available on Hudl, and I appreciate how prompt he is with getting his best reps out there for college coaches and media to see.

He registered a sack from his linebacker position within his first two weeks of the season and provides value as a blitzer. He also provides value as a cleanup man behind teammates who are blitzing. He can fill gaps, move laterally to find ball carriers and limit runs from gaining too many positive yards. He also reacts well to screens.

I want to see more production on Hudl before getting a complete feel for his repertoire, but there are already some valuable traits showing up on tape.

Christopher Pauzano has no film from this past season, but he shows good overall skills from looking at his film from the previous season. He is a solid athlete that moves well. He is 1 of 4 2028 prospects working out, so it is a good opportunity for him to grow as a player. I am excited to see how he performs.