Tyler Habersham-Agbemenu, a 6’4”, 320-pound athletic lineman, possesses a unique blend of size and agility. His versatility shines through as he excels on both sides of the ball. Despite his massive frame, Tyler showcases quick feet as an offensive tackle, providing a solid foundation for his team. Defensively, his rapid first step disrupts opponents in the backfield, making him a driving force in Delisa’s successful campaign as state champions. Tyler’s ability to impact the game on multiple fronts sets him apart as a key player on the field.
He one of the of the more underrated players in the state and should be talked about more. However, Tyler has been on the radar of FCS coaches and has gardened seven offers. As a result, Tyler will taking his talents to the University of New Hampshire this fall.

A player that initially saw at the Jersey Juice Showcase, and who subsequently was named offensive line MVP for the event, is back making news. Habersham, a massive offensive lineman from Delsea, has committed to New Hampshire. Habersham had been linked to Boston College, Connecticut, and Rutgers – all of whom had expressed interest.

Habersham is a massive young man. Towering in height and intimidating in stature, he was the biggest linemen on attendance. With this, he demonstrated great power in his pass protection punch and quickly generated vertical movement on down-linemen with his leg drive. For a man his size he has adequate bend and relentless physicality that wears down a defense. He has a strong base, does not over step, and avoids making false steps. As just a rising sophomore, expect Habersham’s game to only improve with another year in the weight room, running ladders, pushing the sled, and with game experience.