Film Analysis: Pshybyshefski is a fearless competitor. The majority of his film is at Safety, with flashes of offensive capability.

Next Level Development: Will benefit from any off-season WR Training and DB Training, along with verified testing to solidify measurables.

We are thrilled to introduce Thomas Pshybyshefski Thomas Pshybyshefski 5'11" | 175 lbs | ATH/DB Daniel Hand | 2029 State New E , a rising athlete from Daniel Hand High School in Connecticut, who has just earned a spot on the Prep Redzone New England Class of 2029 Ranking List. At 5’8″ and 145 lbs, Thomas has been showcasing his impressive skills at the varsity level during the early 2025 season.
In his recent standout performance against North Haven, Thomas lined up as a Free Safety, illustrating his aggressive play style as he quickly reacts and delivers decent blows against opponents. He exhibits remarkable fluidity, deftly navigating sideline to sideline. While he will benefit from honing his strength at the point of attack, his enthusiasm for physical play and ability to swiftly provide run support are undeniable assets.
With continued development in training and skill refinement, Thomas is poised to attract significant attention from college programs. Currently ranked as the #18 prospect in the New England region for Class of 2029, watch for this talented athlete to make waves—stay tuned for exciting updates in January 2026! Let’s rally behind Thomas! 🌟🏈

Scout Report: Thomas Pshybyshefski Thomas Pshybyshefski 5'11" | 175 lbs | ATH/DB Daniel Hand | 2029 State New E
Position: ATH/WR
School: Daniel Hand HS, CT
Class: 2029
Height/Weight: 5’8″/145 lbs
Thomas Pshybyshefski Thomas Pshybyshefski 5'11" | 175 lbs | ATH/DB Daniel Hand | 2029 State New E is a standout multi-position athlete with an exciting future ahead! Lining up at running back, wide receiver, and cornerback, he showcases incredible versatility and explosiveness on the field. His physicality is exceptional—he’s a fierce downhill runner with the toughness to deliver big hits in the secondary. Pshyby’s unique skill set enables him to create mismatches, making him a dynamic threat no matter where he plays. As he transitions to high school, his ability to excel in multiple positions will be invaluable. He will need to continue developing in skill and physically in the weight room. With a focus on one position in college, I believe his raw talent will truly shine, making him a star in the making. Keep an eye on Thomas; he’s poised for playing time this fall and could end up being a key contributor on the varsity squad!

Like Lumpris, Pshyby is another multi-position athlete who profiles best as a running back in the future. Pshyby lines up as a running back, wide receiver, and corner, being a dynamic threat at all three spots. Physicality is Pshyby’s greatest strength, being a mean downhill runner and a big hitter in the secondary. His dual position ability will serve him well in high school, but when he focuses on one position in college and beyond, his raw talent will make him a star.