A tight end by trade, Stone threw, ran and caught touchdowns during the 2025 campaign. The junior led Washington with 28 receptions for 270 yards. He caught a touchdown and rushed for two scores. Nine of his 10.0 total tackles were of the solo stops, he picked off three passes and defended a pass. Stone averaged 34.2 yards on 24 punts. The 11th-grade highlight video provides evidence of the athleticism and speed that lead to his ability to contribute in multiple areas. It’s also a projectable frame capable of filling out and adding strength while holding the agility. Stone runs precise routes and flashes soft hands as a receiver. Washington moves him around the formation, taking advantage of mismatches. He’s a good blocker and should be even better at it this year with another offseason of training.

Stone’s position is listed as tight end, and that’s where he best fits. That said, he threw, ran and caught touchdowns during his junior season of 2025 at Washington. Stone hauled in 28 balls for 270 yards and a touchdown, and rushed for a pair of scores. Nine of his 10.0 total tackles were of the solo variety. He intercepted three passes and recorded a pass defended. Rounding out the production, Stone averaged 34.2 yards on 24 punts. His 11th-grade highlight video reflects his broad base of skills that allow him to contribute in so many areas. Washington moves him around the formation, lining him up on the outside and in the slot. While he isn’t in-line much during the tape, he’s a willing and able blocker in space. That part of his game should continue growing as he fills out his frame in a college strength and conditioning program. Stone displays soft hands, crisp routes, and an ability to gain yards after the catch with speed and power. He could help his recruiting stock with stops on the college camp circuit this summer.