The plan right now is to wait until following his senior season to make a decision. That’s what I want to do after college,” Hoffmann said. “I’m looking for a school with a good business program. “I don’t know yet if my body could carry that much weight.”Īcademics will be a huge driving force in Hoffmann’s final decision. It’s more just seeing how my body develops,” Hoffmann said on a potential move to offensive tackle. “I don’t feel like I have to make a decision on this. The offers he currently has are primarily as a tight end. These power 5 schools are actually interested in making him an offensive tackle. Hoffmann is also hearing increased interest from Pac-12 schools Utah, Colorado, Washington State, and Oregon State. He’s already been able to visit Air Force and Idaho, and is hoping to visit Montana and Northern Arizona during the season. The four schools that are standing out to him at this point are Air Force, Montana, Northern Arizona, and Idaho. On the recruiting front, Hoffmann is in a great position as he holds eight DI offers from programs across the map.

But this year, I feel our work ethic and discipline is what will take us to the next level.”Īt the pace he projects to be on this fall, there’s little doubt that Hoffmann will be in the running for All State tight end honors come November. “When I first got to EC, I thought we were winning based on talent. “I think our team culture keeps getting a lot better,” Hoffmann said. Hoffmann’s senior campaign is off to the start he was hoping for Eastside Catholic knocked off powerhouse Kennedy Catholic this past Friday, and Hoffmann reeled in seven receptions for over 100 yards. He’s an increasingly rare tight end prospect who’s very balanced between sound run-blocking technique, and a capable vertical threat in the passing game. Hoffmann is a menacing presence at the prep level at every bit of 6-foot-6, 245-pounds. This featured senior checks just about all the boxes you look for in a high school tight end. Tuimoloau (Ohio State), DJ Rogers (TCU) and Hunter Bryant (NFL). Hoffmann follows in the footsteps of the likes of J.T. Sammamish (Wash.) Eastside Catholic TE Gabe Hoffmann is the latest in what’s been a nice run of Crusaders’ tight ends.

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