Recruitment Update Report – Scouting New England
As we dive deeper into the recruitment season, the buzz surrounding young talents continues to grow. One standout player we’ve been keeping an eye on is Quinn Adams Quinn Adams 6'4" | 285 lbs | OL Catholic Memorial | 2027 State New E , a promising 2027 offensive lineman from Catholic Memorial High School in Massachusetts. At 6’2″ and 258 pounds, he’s shown not only strong physical attributes but also a dedication to improving his game.
Quinn recently shared an exciting update on his recruitment: “I have visited UMass, Holy Cross, and I’m heading to NC State next week. After that, I’ll be visiting UConn, and I plan on visiting URI and Bryant soon too. I have two Division I verbal offers from Yale and Bryant.” This statement underscores Quinn’s proactive approach in exploring various opportunities that align with his academic and athletic aspirations.
With the support of his coaching staff at Catholic Memorial and his growing experience, Quinn is well on his way to making a significant impact in college football. As recruiting coaches, players, and fans, it’s vital to keep an eye on this rising talent as he navigates his recruitment journey.

RECEIVED VERBAL OFFER(S) FROM: Yale 2/12/26

Quinn has been slowly finding some playing time on this deep roster. He makes good use of his minutes. He has a quick first step and plays with a low pad level. He is also good in pass protection, playing with good balance and patient hands. The future is bright for this young lineman.

Catholic Memorial |OL| 6’4 1/2|265lb| CO 2027| email: quinnadams@myyahoo.com| phone number: 6039983972|

Quinn Adams Quinn Adams 6'4" | 285 lbs | OL Catholic Memorial | 2027 State New E recorded a 5.84 40-yard sprint test. He caught my attention during the drill period. A Div 1 Coach I was standing next to also took notice of his skills while he performed. He moved fluidly through all drill stations with good quickness and decent speed for a rising sophomore. “Adams” is a rising sophomore who should continue to develop well in his school program. He will likely begin to attract additional college programs as he gets more varsity time under his belt.