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• 4.1 GPA
• 6’3, 245
• B360/S530/D600
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There are some stud athletes littered across the 2025Top100. I’m serious when I say you might not find a more well-rounded, more physically gifted young man than Upper St. Clair’s Michael Albert Michael Albert 6'3" | 240 lbs | LB Upper St. Clair | 2025 State PA . Let’s put football aside for a minute. Elite skills in the classroom, posts a 4.1 GPA. Elite skills in the weight room, racking up insane numbers on the B/S/D, totals over 1,500 pounds. Weighs in at a cut and chiseled 245 pounds, all the while he can jump a 32 inch vert and a post a 9’3 broad. A specimen who picked up his first of four Ivy League opportunities shortly after being ranked inside our Top100. Albert posts a 5-minute junior tape that fully encompasses the all around ATH he is. First rep has Albert aligned at your traditional EDGE position, in a three-point stance. Next rep, you’ve got Albert working head-up on the center at a traditional partial-shading NG. One of the tougher defenders to lock arms on, Albert blends the athleticism of a TE/LB with unreal trench-prospect power. Yes, Albert is clearly dominating as a front-four man in this tape, yet I’m still enamored with his projection to the LB position at the next level. Albert is continuing to pile on good muscle/beef, if his weight continues to rise, I’d be forced to re-evaluate him as a real EDGE/DE prospect. For now, I still think the kid projects to LB. Stud ATH.

Michael Albert Michael Albert 6'3" | 240 lbs | LB Upper St. Clair | 2025 State PA is a difference maker at the defensive line. His ability to get off the ball is special as he has a great 1st step. Albert has a good combination of athleticism and strength. Albert also played up and down the defensive line for Upper St. Clair. He can to play as both an interior defensive tackle and on the edge as a defensive end. Albert also has a great motor and is constantly making tackles all over the field. Albert is one of the most impressive linemen in the class. He recently picked up offers from the University of Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania

Michael is undoubtedly a college prospect with significant potential. He exhibits a high level of physicality on both offense and defense. I particularly admire his abilities as a tight end/h-back. He excels as a physical run-blocking tight end, capable of delivering powerful collisions. Michael demonstrates good quickness off the line of scrimmage and maintains relentless effort until the whistle blows. I observed an impressive play where he showcased his receiving skills and promptly advanced north-south after the catch. On the defensive side, he thrives as a physical linebacker, effectively engaging and disengaging from blockers. He consistently displays a strong work ethic and excels as a physical tackler overall. Presently, Michael has garnered attention from some FCS programs, and he will undoubtedly be a player to watch closely this season.

Self lists between 6’2-6’3, 210 pounds. An intriguing build combined with quality sophomore reps on tape, this kid could be a prime candidate for early looks from potential collegiate suitors. Outstanding hand placement when blocking at TE. So much so that he serves as a primary blocker often aligning strong-side. The tape trickles into LB reps that show off his ability to track ball carriers down the LOS. The tape shows some pass-catching reps too, an ideal football player to have on your side. Can’t go without mentioning Albert’s prowess at FB. The young man can be aligned in the backfield, off-set if need be, and provide lead-blocking if called upon. Seen flattening kids too. Love this kid’s game.