Jacob Quintana is a 5'10" Linebacker/Running Back in the 2027 class.
Quintana attends Holyoke in Colorado.
Quintana's Player Profile was created on April 14, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Jacob
QuintanaLB/RB
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
180
HS
Holyoke
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CO
Week 2 Stock Risers Boosting Up Boards
Quintana measures in at 5’11 185-pounds and had a tackling clinic against Colby. He had 18 total tackles...
Written by Matt Tate
Jacob
QuintanaLB/RB
Class
2027
Height
5'10"
Weight
180
HS
Holyoke
|
CO
Breaking Into the Spotlight New Faces in the 2027 Rankings
Quintana is an instinctive linebacker who consistently finds himself around the football and makes his presence felt on...
Written by Robert Davis
Matt Tate | Prep Redzone Scout
Matt Tate
Prep Redzone Scout
Quintana measures in at 5’11 185-pounds and had a tackling clinic against Colby. He had 18 total tackles (11 solo, 7 assisted), 1 TFL, 1 sack, 1 FF, and 1 PD. Quintana displays very good athletic ability due to his very good lateral quickness, acceleration, speed, good balance, and change of direction. He has very good read and reaction speed paired with very good range. He is all over the field, helping his teammates finish tackles or using his relentless pursuit to chase down a ball carrier. He has very good tackling skills using his strength to lay the boom on the ball carrier or pull them down. Quintana has good get off and block shedding and good blitz take off speed to put pressure on the QB. He’s already putting a strong season together and with more performances like these, will boost his stock even further.
Quintana is an instinctive linebacker who consistently finds himself around the football and makes his presence felt on every drive. He attacks downhill with confidence, showing the vision to diagnose plays quickly before shooting gaps and meeting ball carriers in the backfield. His ability to break down in space makes him a dependable open field tackler, while his athleticism allows him to contribute in pass coverage by disrupting throwing lanes and making plays on the football. Playing at a smaller school may keep him under the radar for now but his production and relentless motor make him a prospect college scouts should continue monitoring throughout the season.