Shane Dasuqi is a 6'4" Tight End/Athlete in the 2028 class.
Dasuqi attends Clarkston in Michigan.
Dasuqi's Player Profile was created on December 10, 2025.
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Shane has been a player that I was excited to see and this 2028 tight end from clarkston...
Written by Ryan Graham
Shane
DasuqiTE/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
215
HS
Clarkston
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MI
Making Sense of our 2028 Tight Ends
Shane is a man amongst boys out there. This is a really good example of a hybrid guy....
Written by Tyler Graham
Shane
DasuqiTE/ATH
Class
2028
Height
6'4"
Weight
215
HS
Clarkston
|
MI
Rising Stars MLK Camp Impressions
Shane has a unique skill set at receiver. He breaks the mold in a few ways. For one,...
Written by Alex Pallone
Ryan Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Ryan Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
Shane has been a player that I was excited to see and this 2028 tight end from clarkston was excellent for his squad. Though he did not put up big numbers Shane made a serious impact for his team. Shane showed good route running ability and very good speed for a player his size. What really popped to me was Shanes blocking ability in the tough rushing attack. I lost track of how many players Shane put on there back on Friday night. On one particular play Shane drove a safety 3 yards out of bounds before burying the safety flat on his back. Shane is big and tough and made a big time player for the wolves and see a big year ahead for him
Shane is a man amongst boys out there. This is a really good example of a hybrid guy. He can really do it all. From blocking in line with good power and technique, to releasing and being a safe target over the middle, to even splitting out and working in space, there isn’t a glaring weakness to his game. Pair that with his great size and physical frame, and it’s no wonder the FBS teams are already kicking the tires. He’s already our top TE, and is continuing to soar up our boards.
Shane has a unique skill set at receiver. He breaks the mold in a few ways.
For one, he’s bigger, taller, and stronger than most other WRs. True 6’3″-6’4″, with great strength for his age. He passes the eye test with flying colors.
Better yet, Shane plays up to his size. He looks like a true X receiver. I like his overall route-running, release, and athletic profile, but he can definitely improve in those areas. While he sometimes changes direction a tad too slow, he makes up for it by having great ball skills and hands. With a DB draped all over him, Shane was consistently able to snag the ball. Shane has consistently strong hands and does an incredible job of catching in traffic. I love Shane as an X WR or even TE in college.