A new addition to our Pennsylvania 2028 database and an unranked prospect I discovered while working through his team’s Hudl roster just a couple of days before writing this evaluation. He is currently listed at 6’3, 185 pounds, an intriguing height and weight combination for an underclassman who is already demonstrating the ability to create explosive plays offensively. Unfortunately, he hasn’t posted anything on Twitter throughout the entire 2026 calendar year, which is concerning for a player with legitimate recruiting potential. He previously uploaded a sophomore highlight reel last December and has been consistently adding individual game cutups to Hudl this season, so the production is certainly available. The issue isn’t a lack of film or apparent talent, but rather how difficult he is making it for college coaches and evaluators to discover what he is capable of doing.

His Hudl currently features nine individual game cutups, giving me plenty of material to work through, but I would strongly encourage him to assemble a complete midseason highlight reel as soon as possible. He has already recorded several touchdown receptions this season, including two that went for more than 50 yards, which suggests he is providing a legitimate explosive element to his team’s offense. Those are the types of plays that should be collected into one easily accessible highlight reel and shared across his recruiting platforms. At 6’3, 185 pounds, he already has measurements that could attract attention from college programs, but coaches need to see how that frame translates to actual production. There is clearly something worth evaluating here, and I would like to see him become considerably more proactive about putting his name and accomplishments in front of the right people.

For this initial evaluation, I decided to examine his individual game cutup against Halifax High School, which runs approximately 40 seconds. That isn’t nearly enough footage to assign a complete positional grade, but it does provide an encouraging glimpse of his athletic potential. One particularly impressive rep features him going into presnap motion before receiving the football on a jet sweep. I immediately appreciate that his coaching staff trusts him enough to manufacture touches behind the line of scrimmage, especially considering his size. He takes the handoff, accelerates into the developing rushing lane and turns the designed touch into a touchdown from approximately 75 yards away. That is an outstanding explosive play for a 6’3, 185 pound underclassman, and it immediately raises questions about just how high his athletic ceiling could be.

What makes that jet sweep particularly interesting is the combination of size, acceleration and open field ability required to finish a run of that distance. He isn’t simply a taller receiving target who relies on his catch radius to contribute offensively. His coaching staff is comfortable putting the football directly into his hands and allowing him to create yardage as a runner, which suggests there is more versatility to his game than his receiving production alone might indicate. When you combine that 75 yard rushing touchdown with multiple receiving scores of more than 50 yards, there is a clear pattern of explosive production worth investigating. I want to see how consistently he separates from defensive backs, how naturally he catches the football and whether his speed translates against stronger competition, but the early indicators are encouraging.

This is exactly the type of prospect who needs to be sharing his highlights on Twitter. A 6’3 underclassman taking a jet sweep approximately 75 yards for a touchdown is the kind of rep that can immediately capture a college coach’s attention, particularly when paired with several long receiving touchdowns. He has already done the work on the field and has been consistent about uploading individual games to Hudl, so the next step is simply making that production easier to find. I would love to see him compile his best plays from the season into a substantial midseason reel, lead with his most explosive reps and begin regularly sharing those highlights. Nine separate game cutups are useful for a thorough evaluation, but a consolidated reel would make a much stronger first impression.

Overall, I’m very encouraged by this discovery and believe he has the potential to become a recruitable prospect as his development continues. His combination of height, athletic ability and explosive offensive production gives me plenty of reasons to follow him more closely. I still need a larger collection of representative reps before determining his positional ranking and collegiate projection, but the available footage has already made a strong impression. I want to see more of his route running, receiving ability and overall movement skills, especially given how much potential his frame offers. This is a player who deserves to have his production uncovered, and I’m excited to continue evaluating him with the goal of eventually adding him to our 2028 rankings.