A Tier 2 Linebacker in the New Jersey 2030 class, via Prep Redzone Next as of August 2026.

After contributing heavily on both sides of the ball for the back-to-back champion River Vale Raiders, Haag had a borderline MVP performance in the BCJFL All-Star Game in 2025. He may ultimately end up playing a different position, but he’s a baller.

A Tier 1 Athlete in the New Jersey 2030 class, via Prep Redzone Next as of August 2026.

After contributing heavily on both sides of the ball for the back-to-back champion River Vale Raiders, Haag had a borderline MVP performance in the BCJFL All-Star Game in 2025. Also a basketball player, his size, length and hand-eye coordination make him a natural fit as a Wide Receiver. However, on the defensive side of the ball, he proved to be unblockable as an Edge/OLB in the aforementioned BCJFL All-Star Game. He should start on both sides of the ball.

Just one of multiple prospects off of the back-to-back BCJFL-Champion River Vale Raiders, Haag was an absolute dog at both Tight End and Outside Linebacker. Given it was an All-Star Game, Haag started only on the defensive side of the ball, but wasted zero time showing his impact. On the first defensive series for the Red All-Stars he tallied a QB hurry and two TFL’s. Flipping to the other side of the ball, Haag put on a blocking clinic as an H-Back. On top of that, he was on the receiving end of two PAT receptions.