Many coaches envisioned Magarian as an offensive lineman in college, but he accepted an offer to play tight end at the University of Rhode Island in July. He also had Division I offers from Maine and Central Connecticut. Magarian has put on good weight since his junior season, and his size and strength make him an effective blocker. He also has a good catch radius and his athleticism allows him to stretch the field in the passing game. Magarian plays for a program that has a history of placing players at the right level in college.

Magarian was neck-and-neck with Spellman for most of the voting, but finished second with 5,067 votes. He’s one of the top college prospects from New Hampshire in the Class of 2027, and will play tight end and defensive end for a Londonderry program that does a good job of placing its athletes at the correct level in college. Magarian, who is up to 265 pounds, received FCS offers from the University of Maine and Central Connecticut State University this summer before he committed to the University of Rhode Island in July. He’ll be difficult for defenders to bring down once he has the ball in his hands.

Magarian certainly has college size — he’s up to 265 pounds — and could provide Londonderry with a dominant blocker as well as a big target in the passing game during the 2026 season. He received offers from the University of Maine and Central Connecticut University before he committed to the University of Rhode Island in early July. Londonderry returns starting quarterback Sully Daron, so Magarian could be primed for a productive season in terms of receptions and receiving yards.

Recruiting Report: Davis Magarian, Jr.
Davis Magarian, a 6’5″, 240-pound edge/TE from Londonderry HS in New Hampshire, has made strides in elevating his recruiting profile following a standout 2025 season. His ability to drive the line of scrimmage in the run game and stretch the field vertically in the passing game showcases his potential as a dual-threat player. Magarian displays impressive catching ability, showing soft hands even in traffic, and combines good athleticism, size, and strength.
However, to fully realize his potential, Magarian needs to address some areas for improvement. His hip tightness can lead to poor knee bend, which can affect agility. Additionally, enhancing his speed and quickness will be crucial for competing at higher levels.
To bolster his recruiting stock further, a solid off-season regimen focusing on strength and conditioning, along with targeted skill development for tight ends, will be beneficial. Verification of testing scores would also help clarify his level of play. With his current frame and skill set, Magarian has the groundwork for college programs, but continued improvement is essential to align his game footage with that potential.