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Colton Fischer

Edge/Defensive Line

2028 Class

6'4" Height

245 Weight

Buckingham Browne & Nichols School

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Colton Fischer is a 6'4" Edge/Defensive Line in the 2028 class. Fischer attends Buckingham Browne & Nichols in New England. Fischer's Player Profile was created on September 12, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Colton Fischer is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Roger Silva

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2 years ago

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Roger Silva

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Colton Fischer Colton Fischer 6'4" | 245 lbs | EDGE/DL Buckingham Browne & Nichols | 2028 State New E is a DE/TE type Player. Fischer also brings varsity experience, having picked up some play time in the fall 2023 season as an eighth-grader. He is getting varsity time again this year as a freshman. I observed his spring (The league) 2024 film for ranking purposes. He is seen as strong at the point of attack. He has a very good base and power from his lower body. He gets off the ball with a good low pad level.

Thank you @EliteFBClinics for a great spring league !! Great experience competing as an 8th grader. @Coach_Willey_FB @PRZ_CoachQuisse @TheUCReport @AlPopsFootball @ErikRichardsUSA @FBUAllAmerican @StraightFastGym pic.x.com/uHE4iBMMAF

— Colton Fischer (@_coltonfischer) June 10, 2024

2 years ago

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Alan Popadines

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A regular season teammate of Xzavier Chafin Xzavier Chafin 6'3" | 250 lbs | DL Buckingham Browne & Nichols | 2028 State New E (listed above) at Buckingham Browne & Nichols in Massachusetts, Fischer also brings varsity experience, having picked up some PT this year as an eighth-grader. He passed the eye test right away at 6-foot-2 and 197-pounds. A lot of length and lean muscle already, make him a 2028 defensive end prospect with a ton of upside. His 7’9” in the broad jump was a glimpse inside the explosive power he has in his lower half, placing him second best in the position group, landing just behind Chafin. I didn’t see really take a bad rep during 1-on-1’s. When he won, he did his thing and was able to use his length by locking his arms out and not allowing the offensive lineman to get his hands on him. When he lost, the rep it came from allowing the offensive line into his chest. Either way, there was no shortage of effort and fight when the rep wasn’t going his way. There’s a lot to like about Fischer as a prospect and I don’t’ see any reason to believe he’s anywhere near his ceiling.