One Liner: A blazing route-running technician with top-notch yards-after-catch ability.

Used in designed runs such as end-arounds and jet sweeps. Continues to be elusive with the ball in his hands, making defenders miss in space. Being a route-running technician is a staple of his game. A sneaky vertical threat who takes the top off the defense with his blazing speed.

Chizmadia is the type of player who takes whatever it takes to step up when his team needs him most. The home run speed is hard to miss, as he can take the top off the defense in the passing game and return kicks. With the departure of Christian McIntyre Christian McIntyre 6'1" | 190 lbs | DB Avon Old Farms | 2027 State New E (Avon Old Farms), Chizmadia has become a top target for Penn State commit William Wood William Wood 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Xaverian Brothers | 2027 State New E .

Evaluation: Persistent Yards After the Catch prowess with polished route running. Needs to be more competitive in contested catch situations. When used in designed runs, he has the vision and patience of a running back to see the holes develop. As a returner, he showed off his blazing speed on a kickoff return for a touchdown, demonstrating elusiveness, vision, and improved decision-making.

Evaluation: An absolute burner with the ball in his hands who is a threat in the passing game and return game. As a receiver, he gets a sudden release off the line, enabling him to separate against man coverage. He has the versatility to play outside and in the slot. He catches the ball with strong hands and can elude defenders with quickness and speed to gain yardage after the catch. He has top-notch sideline awareness while keeping his feet in bounds, constantly adjusting his catch radius. He is a polished route runner capable of running the entire route tree. He has the instincts for finding soft spots in zone coverage. The area of development is ball tracking and decision-making, as he lost the football on the opening kickoff. He needs to make better decisons on when to return and when to take the touchback

Lastly in Part Three, is New England’s own Sargent Chizmadia. The Xaverian Brothers 2028 Prospect, found himself as one of the top performers after Saturday in Elizabeth. At 5’9″ 155-Pounds, he helped Nxt Era Panthers put on an impressive show throughout the weekend. I was impressed by his hands, along with his speed, as he brought in big catches, and used his speed to burn past defenders. His footwork was also on display as he used it to make sharp cuts in routes and find himself open downfield.

Prep Redzone New England Recruiting Report: Sargent Chizmadia Sargent Chizmadia 5'10" | 165 lbs | WR/DB Xaverian Brothers | 2028 State New E
As the 2025 season wraps up, Sargent Chizmadia Sargent Chizmadia 5'10" | 165 lbs | WR/DB Xaverian Brothers | 2028 State New E from Xaverian Brothers High School has elevated his recruiting profile. Standing at 5’8″ and weighing 155 pounds, Sarge is a dynamic wide receiver who has emerged as a key player during his sophomore year.
Head Coach remarks highlight Sarge as a “quick, fast-twitched athlete with strong hands and great feet,” emphasizing his all-around contributions on the field. SNE scout reviews praise his agility, noting his ability to exploit soft spots in zone coverage and his above-average route running. His solid initial burst and quickness have made him a reliable target, and his athletic capabilities are underscored by a 4.94-second 40-yard dash time recorded at a Division 1 FBS camp over the 2025 summer.
With a promising start to his high school career, Sargent Chizmadia Sargent Chizmadia 5'10" | 165 lbs | WR/DB Xaverian Brothers | 2028 State New E is definitely a player to watch as he continues to develop. His skill set, combined with a strong work ethic, suggests a bright future in college football recruiting.

Sarge is the player every coach wants on their team. Relentless motor, sharp routes, catches everything, and a team leader. He gets into open zones and catches everything thrown at him. He plays with a low center of gravity and can grab the ball off the turf if needed. I watched him make multiple tough catches over the weekend and it resulted in significant team success. He can also contribute on defense, but his skills are best seen on possession downs.