Daniel Cullin is a 5'11" Punter/Kicker in the 2027 class.
Cullin attends Englewood in Colorado.
Cullin's Player Profile was created on August 8, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Daniel
CullinP/K
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
185
HS
Englewood
|
CO
Booting Their Way Into the Spotlight 2A Kickers on the Rise
Cullin has shown impressive leg strength and special teams versatility, making him a name to know among the...
Written by Robert Davis
Daniel
CullinP/K
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
185
HS
Englewood
|
CO
2027 Specialist Spotlight the Emerging Names You Must Know
Cullin is a versatile athlete who brings value across multiple roles, including as a specialist. His ability to...
Written by Robert Davis
Daniel
CullinP/K
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
185
HS
Englewood
|
CO
Defenders on the Rise: Players I Want to See Breakout
Cullin is one of the most versatile players you’ll find, impacting the game as a kicker, defender, and...
Written by Robert Davis
Robert Davis | Prep Redzone Scout
Robert Davis
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Cullin has shown impressive leg strength and special teams versatility, making him a name to know among the top 2A kickers. He has 41 kickoffs, producing an impressive 29 touchbacks and consistently giving his team opportunities to limit opposing returners production. Cullin has also contributed as a punter, totaling 296 yards on eight attempts with a long of 56 yards and three punts inside the 20. As a placekicker, he has converted 26 of 27 extra points and four of seven field goals. His longest successful field goal of 52 yards stands out, showing the distance he can generate. Cullin’s combination of kickoff production and long range kicking ability makes him a specialist to watch.
Cullin is a versatile athlete who brings value across multiple roles, including as a specialist. His ability to limit returns on kickoffs, allowing only half to be brought out, highlights his control and placement. As a punter, he averaged an impressive 47.6 yards on 13 attempts, including a long of 69 yards, while also placing two punts inside the 20. Cullin converted 31 of 34 PATs, showing consistency in scoring situations. While he did not connect on his field goal attempts, his overall skill set reflects strong potential. His versatility gives him an added dimension, making him an intriguing prospect. With continued refinement of his kicking mechanics, Cullin has the opportunity to draw attention as a specialist.
Cullin is one of the most versatile players you’ll find, impacting the game as a kicker, defender, and offensive contributor. Last season, he was remarkably consistent, converting 94% of his PATs while also pinning opponents deep with well placed kickoffs. His special teams ability sets the tone but he’s also a proven playmaker on defense, coming away with two interceptions last year. Cullin’s ability to contribute in multiple phases makes him an up and coming player. This season, with more opportunities on both sides of the ball, he has the chance to establish himself as a breakout name you must know.