Nathyus Fabor is a 6'2" Defensive Back/Wide Receiver in the 2029 class.
Fabor attends in South Carolina.
Fabor's Player Profile was created on June 13, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Nathyus
FaborDB/WR
Class
2029
Height
6'2"
Weight
155
SC
Championship Spotlight: Low Country Dawgz 14U National Champs
Nathyus Fabor was a complete problem for other teams as he just cut through defenses with ease and...
Written by Austin Butler
Nathyus
FaborDB/WR
Class
2029
Height
6'2"
Weight
155
SC
Football City Clash (15U) All Tournament Team
Nathyus Fabor – Highest Upside WR Nathyus Fabor was the top middle school prospect at the tournament and...
Written by Joshua Graham
Nathyus
FaborDB/WR
Class
2029
Height
6'2"
Weight
155
SC
Football City Clash 14U Session One MVP Performers
2030 Lowcountry Dawgz WR Nathyus Fabor was one of the clear standouts from Session One, bringing a rare...
Written by Matthew Layton
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Nathyus FaborNathyusFabor
6'2" | 155 lbs | DB/WR SC
was a complete problem for other teams as he just cut through defenses with ease and catching the passes from anywhere on the field. Fabor showed up in big ways during the National Championship game, and he did it with a purpose, his length and ability to get loose is special!
Nathyus FaborNathyusFabor
6'2" | 155 lbs | DB/WR SC
was the top middle school prospect at the tournament and arguably the receiver with the highest upside. He made a huge impact, scoring twice in the second round and nearly leading an upset over the eventual champions.
Fabor can do it all—run, jump, and catch at an elite level. With his length, fluid movement, and natural playmaking ability, he looks like a future high-level prospect with serious long-term potential.
2030 Lowcountry Dawgz WR Nathyus FaborNathyusFabor
6'2" | 155 lbs | DB/WR SC
was one of the clear standouts from Session One, bringing a rare mix of length, athleticism, and natural receiver instincts for this age group. He consistently created problems in 1on-1 matchups, using his size and body control to win at the catch point. What really separated him was his ability to go up and get the football, elevating over defenders with confidence and strong hands to finish plays, especially in the red zone. His catch radius gives quarterbacks a wide window to trust, and he made the most of it all day. Fabor didn’t just make catches; he made statements, and by the end of the session, he had firmly established himself as one of the top receivers in attendance.