Fuller has emerged as a premier 2028 TE prospect in Georgia, and his recruiting status should reflect that when all is said and done. He is a big, physical player who is built to play in-line and at HB once fully grown. He competes as a blocker and has the mass to control the point. He is a functional athlete with a big catch radius, so there is some upside as a receiver down the field, but he will be best when you flip him the ball in the flat and watch him roll.

South of Atlanta is where you’ll find a sophomore tight end who saw several D1 offers come his way last winter. He’s another physically-gifted prospect at 6-foot-4 225-pounds who can line up on the line of scrimmage or in the backfield. He’s a promising pass-catcher who can make a tough catch in traffic and be a nightmare to cover in the red-zone. His stock is rising and more offers could easily come his way this spring and summer. Look for Fuller to have a big junior season for the Griffin Bears in 2026.

Big body with a basketball background. Used mostly inline or as a wing. Drives his feet as a blocker, capable of displacing defenders. Can get rolling in the flats and box out as a receiver. A lot of upside here, and someone who should continue adding D1 offers this offseason. Currently, we have him ranked as one of the top TE prospects in Georgia.

A 2028 tight end with a chance to have a possible breakout sophomore season in 2025, Fuller brings plenty of size and length at 6-foot-4 25-pounds and could be a major weapon in the Griffin passing attack next season. He’s been impressive during the camp circuit and could be a giant mismatch for opposing defenses next season. His raw talent and potential is easy to see, so he’s a young tight end to keep a close eye on during the upcoming season.