Ethan Fogelstrom is a 6'1" Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Fogelstrom attends Manalapan in New Jersey.
Fogelstrom's Player Profile was created on October 15, 2024.
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Ethan
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Manalapan
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NJ
2027 Player Rankings: Must-See Prospect Film, Part IX
A quick defensive end out of Manalapan, Ethan Fogelstrom has an excellent slant step when asked to penetrate...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
Ethan
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Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Manalapan
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NJ
2027 Player Rankings Update: Newly Ranked Watchlisters, Part VII
In the case of Manalapan’s Ethan Fogelstrom , I suspect that he might be such an athlete that...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
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A quick defensive end out of Manalapan, Ethan FogelstromEthanFogelstrom
6'1" | 185 lbs | DL
Manalapan | 2027 StateNJ
has an excellent slant step when asked to penetrate the B Gap. This same quickness shows itself in the form as athleticism on offense. As a tight end, we actually see Fogelstrom take a toss to the house for a big gain went sent in orbit motion. An astute block recognizer, he fights to the inside gap when defenders attempt to seal him. In a similar fashion, he fights reach blocks down the line with extended arms so he may rip off and make plays. If Fogelstrom finds himself washed, he will spin back to the play and try to get a part of it. He does a good job wrapping when tackling, but film shows us that Fogelstrom is at his best when he is playing with his arms extended.
In the case of Manalapan’s Ethan FogelstromEthanFogelstrom
6'1" | 185 lbs | DL
Manalapan | 2027 StateNJ
, I suspect that he might be such an athlete that he is asked to do so much. As a defensive end, Fogelstrom is quick off the snap, particularly when slanting into the B gap. That same quickness is on display offensively where the tight end goes in orbit motion and is given a toss. I thought that Fogelstrom does a good job of recognizing cutoff blocks – where he will fight to the inside – and reach blocks – where he fights to the outside and down the line. Similarly, the 2027 graduate recognizes pressure and fights back via spin when he is getting washed. Unblocked? No problem. Fogelstrom makes a number of plays from the backside. I would like to see Fogelstrom finish his slants with a solid rip and add instances of him squeezing hard and physically on tape next time I watch.