A streaking prospect who has seen immense success throughout last season as both the QB1 and as a standout defensive lineman for ACGE. He finished his junior year with 1646 passing yards, 19 passing TDs, a 58.4% completion percentage, and a 90.5 QBR. He also racked up 386 rushing yards with an additional 7 TDs on the ground. His success wasn’t limited to offense, however. Dulitz tallied 70 total tackles, 12 TFLs, 1.5 sacks, 2 FR, 4 FF, and 2 PBUs. He produced a plethora of junior tape, and it was loaded with green flags. As a QB, Dulitz possesses some insane arm talent. He’s plenty mobile and can buy time in the pocket with his legs, but he can also heave a ball downfield while throwing on the run. He’s ready to scramble if the play breaks down, and his size allows him to run over defenders for extra yardage. On defense, Dulitz is an explosive DE with a great motor. He’s always looking to rip the rock out of a QB’s hands and crushes QBs once he gets to them. Dulitz has legit potential to play either position at the next level, and he looks due for a big senior season.

The QB/DE standout certainly had a lot of hit-or-miss moments under center, but there is no denying Dulitz’s ability to create huge plays over the air with his arm. Dulitz finished 3rd in the conference with 1646 passing yards, scoring 19 TDs to 14 INTs, and rushing for an additional 386 yards and 7 TDs. His size and toughness are the biggest differences for Dulitz that helps him stand out among the 9-man conference, showing a more physical level of play than his peers, and he’s not afraid to embrace that, whether by taking a hit while making his throw, or by lowering the shoulder on the run. At his best, Dulitz is a great pocket passer with excellent arm strength and mobility, and with some work to improve upon that consistency, Dulitz could easily be one of the most dangerous QBs to watch in this conference next year.

Dulitz accounted 26 touchdowns under Center for Alden-Conger this season, and he’s also shined as a key asset for the Knights’ defense. Dulitz finished with 70 tackles, 12 TFLs, 1.5 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, and 2 fumble recoveries. A solid contain defender who has strength and longer reach this season, Dulitz is able to digress where the play is going much like making a QB progression, and he plays with the same level of toughness and tenacity that he does at QB. Dulitz’s should bulk up a bit this offseason to further boost his athleticism, but he has the potential to rock the 9-man league in 2026 on both sides of the ball.

It’s always a priority at PRZMN to find some small school representation, especially from Class 9Man, and Alden-Conger/Glenville-Emmons has a fun junior athlete at the QB position in Jacob Dulitz Jacob Dulitz 6'3" | 220 lbs | EDGE/QB Alden-Conger | 2027 State MN , a 6’3, 200 lber. Dulitz has tallied 39 completions on 68 attempts for 758 yards and 10 TDs, but he has thrown 8 INTs, but has balanced it out with 22 tackles defensively and 31 rushes for 220 yards and 2 TDs + six 2pt conversions.

The size, dynamic ability, and production both catch and hold PRZMN’s attention, and the tape displays a versatile QB who loves moving, scrambling, throwing from odd angles, and improvising when things break down. The 200 lber. possesses a big arm that is willing to stretch the field, and he throws with noticeable touch and is accurate when on the move, and is especially accurate when throwing to the third level of the gridiron. He’s also a powerhouse of a ball carrier who can run you over as easily as he can run by you, as well as a tough kid who took a GIANT lick against Wabasha-Kellogg thanks to stepping into and finishing a throw with precision. Only two games of tape available publicly right now, but I like what I’m seeing from the rising 2027 ATH.

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