It was good to get a fresh look at Feuerbach after being impressed with how he played a year ago. This scouting opportunity came in Week 2 of the 2025 season, when he put forth an impactful performance against rival Mount Vernon. Feuerback shows next-level potential on both sides of the ball, and I could see college coaches being split on his future home. One thing is for sure, he can play on the next level thanks to a mix of power, agility and nastiness. On offense, his strength and athleticism allow him to be a well-wounded blocker capable of mauling in close quarters or picking guys off in space. Those traits play well on defense, too, where he’s a relentless pursuer of the ball while also operating within the framework of the scheme.

Feuerbach impacted games as a sophomore in 2024. He posted 28.5 tackles (22 solo, 5.0 TFL) with a sack. Feuerbach was a handful for Spartan opponents, as he shows during his 10th-grade highlight video. It’s because he combines strength with athleticism. His power wins him battles in tight spaces. That and active hands help him disengage from blocks. Feuerbach’s quickness and agility serve him well when beating the opponent off the snap. His lateral movements and straight-line speed lead to quarterback pressure and the knack for crashing down on the run. With another year of development and coaching in a sound Spartan program, Feuerbach has a great shot of being even more impactful this fall.

Feuerbach’s college future might very well be on the wrestling mat. The sophomore is one of the top 215-pounders in the state. Feuerbach’s wrestling prowess translates to the gridiron, where he uses leverage, strength and balance to win. His sophomore highlight video provides a look into his football potential. Feuerbach’s burst off of the ball on the defensive line overwhelms opponents and leads to him regularly separating from blocks. Feuerbach produced 22 solo tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss and a sack as a sophomore, numbers that should jump up in ’25.