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

He has the been the top Offensive Lineman down the shore in this 2030 class since early in his 7th grade year back in 2024. A New Jersey PRZ Next Middle School Camp O-Line MVP, he competed admirably at The Rize 2026 in June. There are no shortage of Power 4 coaches already kicking the tires on Steinhandler, as he fixes to be a day one starter at Point Pleasant Boro High School. The versatile OL looks a future Guard to me and he’s done a nice job shedding some of the extra weight, while sporting a 78″ wingspan.

Like several other MVPs in this writeup, this was Steinhandler’s second New Jersey Prep Redzone Next Middle School Exposure Camp. He was an obvious standout from the moment he walked into the facility. Standing just a hair under 6-foot-2 and weighing a strong, stour 273-pounds, he has a body already ready for the pounding of varsity football underneath the Friday night lights. The two-time Jersey Shore AYF All-Star has played Offensive Tackle during his youth career but looks like a kid who will be playing on Saturdays in the next 4-5 years on the interior Offensive Line or Defensive Line.

In my opinion, the best lineman I saw on either and both sides of the ball was Steinhandler. He’s a big, thick kid that didn’t lose many reps throughout the day, standing 5-foot-11 and an estimated 235-pounds. He did a good job of sitting in his stance and exploding out, using all the power in his lower body to dominate at the point of contact. On top of size and power, he had an impressive motor and a bit of a mean streak when push came to shove.