Eli Natapov-White is a 6'4" Offensive Line in the 2028 class.
Natapov-White attends The Rivers School in New England.
Natapov-White's Player Profile was created on December 15, 2025.
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Eli
Natapov-WhiteOL
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
270
HS
The Rivers School
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New England 2028 Trenches Report: Five Linemen Trending Up
Eli Natapov-White may have one of the strongest development arcs in the group. The 6’4”, 270-pound Rivers Schoollineman went...
Written by CJ DeGennaro
Eli
Natapov-WhiteOL
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
270
HS
The Rivers School
|
New E
Massachusetts Sophomore Film Room: New Stockrisers
Eli has grown from a back up last year to a starter on both sides of the ball....
Written by Amal Scott
CJ DeGennaro | Prep Redzone Scout
CJ DeGennaro
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Eli Natapov-WhiteEliNatapov-White
6'4" | 270 lbs | OL
The Rivers School | 2028 StateNew E
may have one of the strongest development arcs in the group. The 6’4”, 270-pound Rivers Schoollineman went from backup duty last season to starting on both sides of the ball and helping anchor a New England Championship team. On offense, he gets his hands on defenders quickly, plays with a naturally wide base, and shows good use of his hands in pass protection. In the run game, he consistently looks to finish blocks and maintain leverage through contact.
Defensively, Natapov-White is not yet as polished technically, but he still generates good push into the backfield and has shown the strength to handle blockers of varying sizes. His year-over-year improvement is one of the most encouraging indicators on film, and the combination of strength, competitiveness, and rapid development suggests additional upside is still ahead. Another strong offseason and summer development cycle could make him a significant riser within the Class of 2028 trenches group.
Eli has grown from a back up last year to a starter on both sides of the ball. On offense, he gets hands on defenders quickly and plays with a wide base. He uses his hands well in pass pro, and looks to finish blocks in the run game. On defense, he is not as polished, but gets a good push into the backfield, and can handle blockers of any size. He shows good strength and was an anchor on the line helping his team to a New England Championship. Lots of improvement year to year; Eli is expected to have another big summer.