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Lincoln Northeast’s Liam Gallagher Liam Gallagher 6'6" | 210 lbs | TE/LB Lincoln Northeast | 2027 State NE has been hard at work this offseason, and that’s paid off with an uptick in his recruitment recently. Liam projects well on both sides of the ball, and although he had limited touches offensively, he had a great season defensively, tallying 31 tackles, 7 TFLs, 4 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery. On offense, Liam’s 6’6″ frame with a massive catch radius makes him an instant matchup nightmare, add in his ability to elevate to the high point and you have a danerous pass catcher. He also has some bulk to his frame with room to continue adding mass, which is always useful when used as an in-line blocking TE. Defensively, I can see Liam at multiple spots, including OLB or as a hands-down defensive end who can use his combination of length and quickness to win his matchups coming off the edge. He has a very quick first step and uses his length well when extending to press linemen off him. Gallagher plays with a nonstop motor that keeps him running from snap to whistle, and he constantly moves his hands as he tries to disengage from blockers. He has a surprising lateral burst that helps him close on the ball in a flash. Solid run defender who can set the edge and can fit inside gaps as well. Liam has already shown the talent to compete at the next level, and it seems he’s still only scratching the surface of his upside!

Here’s another Rocket ready for takeoff this season! Lincoln Northeast WR Liam Gallagher Liam Gallagher 6'6" | 210 lbs | TE/LB Lincoln Northeast | 2027 State NE is a player who stands out immediately, standing at 6’4”, 195 pounds with a huge catch radius to go with his frame. Gallagher projects very well as a taller X receiver who can be physical with defensive backs trying to press him at the line of scrimmage and has the explosive first step to fly past defenders. Liam’s lengthy reach and leaping ability allow him to elevate over defenders to high point the ball, making him a near lock to win in jump ball situations. Gallagher looked solid going through drills, displaying a solid release, footwork, and route running.