Nick Huliev is a Running Back in the 2026 class.
Huliev attends Passaic Valley in New Jersey.
Huliev's Player Profile was created on September 24, 2024.
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Nick
HulievRB
Class
2026
HS
Passaic Valley
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NJ
Five Players To Watch At The Start Of Training Camp
Nick Huliev from Passaic Valley is an elusive back who thrives in open space. His burst through the...
Written by Earnest Daniels
Nick
HulievRB
Class
2026
HS
Passaic Valley
|
NJ
It Goes Down in the DM: Top Film Found in my Twitter Inbox
Entering the playoffs, Nick Huliev was a prospect we mentioned cuing in on. Furthermore, he had some really...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
Earnest Daniels | Prep Redzone Scout
Earnest Daniels
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Nick HulievNickHuliev
RB
Passaic Valley | 2026 NJ
from Passaic Valley is an elusive back who thrives in open space. His burst through the hole is immediate, and he follows blocks well to find daylight. Huliev brings solid speed and creates explosive plays on the ground, but he’s just as dangerous catching passes out of the backfield—especially on swing routes—where he quickly gets upfield and makes defenders miss.
A reliable punt returner, he can flip field position and set his offense up in prime territory. Huliev is poised to be a key contributor once again for Passaic Valley this season.
Entering the playoffs, Nick HulievNickHuliev
RB
Passaic Valley | 2026 NJ
was a prospect we mentioned cuing in on. Furthermore, he had some really nice output early in the season. Today, we take a closer look at his film.
Huliev is really disciplined in running is track and trusting his blockers to open up lanes. He seems to also understand that the fastest way to the end zone is straight forward- meaning that he will only bounce outside when absolutely necessary. Related to this, he does have the speed up the gut to outrun aggressive safeties, while also gaining the edge when needed. Ball security appears to not be a concern, to the naked eye. Although we have not seen Huliev make too many moves, he has shown that he can shake an unblocked defender in the backfield on occasion and barrel over a high-tackling defender in the later levels of a defense. Lastly, Huliev has shown cutback vision once he gains entry into the defense’s second level.