Deater measures in at 6’5 215-pounds playing TE/EDGE for Montrose. He has great size for both positions. Deater displays good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, jumping, good change of direction, and speed. Very good release at the line of scrimmage. Escapes hold up and looks for his QB in short yardage situations for the first down. He has good route running skills with crisp breaks. Deater consistently gets open in many ways. Uses his very good separation quickness to fight through contact, exploit zone voids, and outrun LBs at the top of the route. Deater has a great ability to track the ball and pluck it out of the air. Very good ball tracking and catching skills. Strong hands to hold onto the ball while getting hit. He’s an exciting lengthy tight end who isn’t afraid of getting his hands dirty in the run game. Good blocking skills with very good strength. Watch out for Deater!

Deater measures in a 6’5 195-pounds. He’s a dominating presence at the tight end position. Deater has good athletic ability due to very good jumping, acceleration, good speed, and change of direction. Very good release. Smooth breaking out of a block and into a route. Very good separation quickness due to his athletic ability, play strength, and mental processing. He’ll sit in a void, run through a defender, or outrun the guy. Very good catching and ball tracking skills. He’ll use his lengthy arms and suction hands to come down with the catch. He balled out at our Stock Up Showcase event, and should be getting more looks on the college circuit.

Best Jump

9FT 5in

HT: 6’4 WT: 194 Wingspan: 78″ Hand: 9″ 40: 4.89 L-Drill: 7.19 Broad Jump: 9ft 5in Pro Shuttle: 4.52

Deater was #5 at the event for the L-Drill. Great 40 yard time as well. Deater really shined in my eyes in the receiving portion. He looked like a polished tight end out there. Smooth route running, very good separation quickness. Deater used his lengthy arms to pluck the ball out of the air with ease. Very good catching and ball tracking skills. This two-way star for Montrose has all the tools to succeed as a tight end at the next level. Due to the Montrose running scheme, he doesn’t have many options catching, but he shined at the combine. He deserves more looks on the college circuit.

A physically imposing tight end with legitimate Power Four potential, Deater has been a key player on the line to keep this team’s offense stay balanced. Known for his blocking ability, Deater consistently opens running lanes and creates opportunities for his backs to break free. His strength and technique make him a force on the edge, while his versatility allows coaches to move him around the formation. As his team makes a deep playoff push, Deater’s role will be crucial in setting the tone up front. His combination of size, toughness and football IQ gives him the tools to develop into a high level collegiate prospect and a player to watch closely moving forward.

Liam Deater is another great tight end developing out in Montrose. The 6’5 210-pound tight ends has very good strength to dominate blocking. Montrose uses the Wing T, so he has a lot of opportunity to block. Low pad level and good initial quickness to engage with DL. Very good hand placement and hand strength allowing him to control and steer the defender creating running lanes. Good speed from 1^st to 2^nd level in blocking. If he’s initially beaten, he uses his very good strength to readjust and win. Very good run blocker. He has good acceleration and speed out in space and can stretch the field vertically as well. Keep an eye on Deater !

Deater flashed athleticism with a standout shuttle performance, showing great improvement between attempts and finishing with the top times among tight ends. His size and physicality allow him to impose himself in both route running and blocking scenarios. With his tools and presence, Deater is a breakout candidate that will turn scouts heads this season.