Dax Blackport is a 6'4" Tight End in the 2029 class.
Blackport attends South Christian in Michigan.
Blackport's Player Profile was created on June 9, 2025.
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Everything about Dax screams insane upside. The elite frame is one thing, but when you pair it with...
Written by Tyler Graham
Dax
BlackportTE
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
220
HS
South Christian
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MI
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Dax has the size and athletic upside to be a stud at South Christian, a program that’s used...
Written by Tyler Graham
Dax
BlackportTE
Class
2029
Height
6'4"
Weight
220
HS
South Christian
|
MI
MI 2029 Rankings: Elite Watch List Risers
Combining standout measurables with standout effort is usually a recipe for greatness. It doesn’t take long to turn...
Written by Alex Pallone
Tyler Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Tyler Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
Everything about Dax screams insane upside. The elite frame is one thing, but when you pair it with the spectacular skill, you can’t help but to be excited. Whether it’s lining up in line or getting out in space, smaller and less skilled defenders just can’t stop him. His frame still has plenty of maturing to do, so he will only become more of a problem for defenses. He possesses reliable hands and runs clean routes. Recent clips have shown vast improvement in footwork and overall agility. I am super curious to see what kind of role he will have this fall and what his production will be.
Dax has the size and athletic upside to be a stud at South Christian, a program that’s used to producing talent. He’s extremely balanced, allowing him to break quickly without any wasted movement. He’s able to line up outside and work in space, posing a major mismatch for defenders. When the ball comes his way, he demonstrates great concentration, hauling in over the shoulder, back shoulders and more. He high points the ball and uses strong hands to pluck the ball out of the air. Once he makes the grab, he rumbles on, requiring multiple DBs to bring him down. I am really excited about his super high ceiling, and am looking forward to seeing him work in person!
Combining standout measurables with standout effort is usually a recipe for greatness. It doesn’t take long to turn on Dax’s tape and immediately get very excited for his future at South Christian.
Last season, Dax was utilized in several roles. Most of the highlights feature Dax as an off-ball TE, typically in the slot. The aspect of Dax’s game that I’m most impressed with is his physicality. Check out 4:51. Dax does an awesome job blocking for the screen, locking onto the DB, and driving him backwards. Same with 2:00. Lining up at H-Back, Dax delivers a textbook reach block.
Dax is not a super polished receiver yet, but the effort is great. Several highlights showcase high-end effort and physicality. Similar traits are shown on the defensive side of the ball.
I would be shocked if Dax didn’t develop into a great college prospect. Love the effort and physicality shown, and Dax could be a household varsity name as soon as this Fall.