He posted his first three game tape specifically on Twitter, showing off about two and a half minutes of production. Through that stretch, he totaled eight receptions for more than 220 yards and a touchdown.

He looks comfortable aligning tight in a traditional tight end position, in line with the tackles or in the backfield in a sniffer type role. I’m unsure if he is a collegiate tight end because his current weight is relatively low. He could ultimately serve as a wide receiver prospect, which is a positional change I might make on our site.

He works the seams and inside routes really well, particularly crossers and digs. He has become a good middle of the field target for North Penn’s quarterback. He can get into a three point stance, run routes from a two point stance on or off the line of scrimmage and consistently catch the football away from his body. I’d call that his calling card. He can reach above his head and helmet and come down with inaccurate throws, expanding the catch window for his quarterback.

North Penn can explore and get creative with his presnap alignment, whether from the slot, outside the numbers or in line. His route tree on the available tape almost exclusively has him breaking inside, so I’d love to learn whether he has the ability to stretch the field outside the numbers as well. I’d love to see him in person this season.