What's your biggest strength as a player, and how does it show up in games?
Kickoffs are my biggest strength and I produce touchbacks for my team. In my first game this season I was 6/6 on touchbacks (including a kickoff from the 20) with an average of 76 yards and long of 83 yards, 4.1 HT.
What are you working to improve right now?
I am continuing to focus on increasing my strength, explosiveness, and technique. My goal is to have the strength and consistency to produce touchbacks from the 35 year line in any type of weather including strong headwinds.
What are you looking for in a college program?
I am looking for a strong academic university with an Engineering/EE/CS program and competitive football team where I can contribute to kickoffs early and develop as a complete specialist.
Outside of your sport, what should coaches know about you?
I am a strong student who challenges himsef to earn high grades in rigorous classes. I set aggressive goals academically and athletically and work hard to achieve them. I also enjoy playing the guitar and spending time with friends and family.
What do you want to study, and what career interests you?
Both electrical engineering and computer science interest me academically and as potential future careers.
Expert Analysis
Ryan
DattiloK
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
190
HS
Cherry Creek
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CO
Friday Night Flashes: Week 0’s Playmakers on Display
Dattilo measures in at 6’1 190-pounds. In the first game back, he had 6 kickoffs for 454 yards,...
Written by Matt Tate
Ryan
DattiloK
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
190
HS
Cherry Creek
|
CO
Off-Season Warriors: 2027 Kickers Looking to Shine
Dattilo measures in at 6’1 180-pounds and is an exciting kicker for Cherry Creek splitting duties with standout...
Written by Matt Tate
Ryan
DattiloK
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
190
HS
Cherry Creek
|
CO
Scout’s Eye: Evaluating Colorado’s Most Overlooked Talent
Dattilo has been killing it as the co-kicker for Cherry Creek. The 6’1 180-pound junior has 18 kickoffs,...
Written by Matt Tate
Matt Tate | Prep Redzone Scout
Matt Tate
Prep Redzone Scout
Dattilo measures in at 6’1 190-pounds. In the first game back, he had 6 kickoffs for 454 yards, 6 touchbacks (including a safety punt from the 20), longest was 83 yards. He averaged 4 seconds of hang time per kick and 76 yards. 2/2 on PATs. Dattilo has a cannon of a leg. Very good leg strength. He launches the ball downfield with ease due to his strong leg and smooth controlled kicking motion. On his kickoffs, he has very good height and hang time on his kicks even against wind. Even on the safety punt from Creek’s own 20, he had 74-yard touchback and 4.1 second hangtime. Very good kick accuracy as well. He’s also very consistent on his PATs, staying poised and accurate. Must recruit kicker who is highly coachable with high character.
Dattilo measures in at 6’1 180-pounds and is an exciting kicker for Cherry Creek splitting duties with standout Jolon QuintanaJolonQuintana
5'10" | 145 lbs | P/K
Cherry Creek | 2027 StateCO
. Dattilo had 47 kickoffs for 2971 yards, 34 touchbacks, longest being 77 yards, including 36/37 on PATs. Dattilo has very good leg strength with very good leg accuracy. He showed consistency and accuracy throughout this PAT attempts only missing 1. As a kickoff specialist, he dominated. Used his leg strength to launch the ball way past the endzone consistently getting touchbacks. Very good height of the ball and hang time. Dattilo still shows his monster leg even against the wind. He’s also earned himself a 4.5 star on the kicking rating scale nationally. Keep an eye on this one.
Dattilo has been killing it as the co-kicker for Cherry Creek. The 6’1 180-pound junior has 18 kickoffs, 15 TBs for 1167 yards with his longest being 77 yards. In the PAT game, he is 17/18. Dattilo has very good kick power. He launches the ball downfield with ease. Very good leg control. Very good time from snap to kick. He stays calm under pressure and makes the kick. Very good kick accuracy as well. On kickoffs, he has very good hang time, and consistently kicks it in the back of the endzone. With only 3 of his kicks getting returned on the year. He’s an exciting young prospect that will continue developing into a top Colorado kicker.