The second Freeport prospect on this list, I must’ve been half asleep while going through their Hudl this past Summer. Unassuming in terms of height and weight, Hudl has him down for 5’9, 145 pounds. 3.8 GPA is his best number. Can be utilized by Freeport as a DB or a slot option to throw to.

Neistein posted his mid-season tape (two minutes long) just a couple days earlier into this week. Useful as an inside or outside slot pass-catcher who is often the second/third read in a set. Wheels, Posts, late-breaking routes are where Neistein provides value. Not the X of an offense, yet seemingly a reliable 2nd/3rd option who has come up clutch in big situations. Utilized in jet-sweep sets close inside the 20, Freeport hoping Neistein can serve as a playmaker in these situations. Find a seam and hit it type of prospect. A tough wideout to find and jam in bunch situations. Understands subtleties of a release, Neistein is easily lost if you’re not physical with him. Has an interception under his belt, along with some open-field tackles. Solid player.