Full 2025-2026 Season highlights! Not as much as I would have liked but working even harder this offseason to get even more involved, make sure to keep an eye on me this offseason! @coachrohn@DLSPilots@statechampsmich https://t.co/HGJbwoZyaZ
Full 2025-2026 Season highlights! Not as much as I would have liked but working even harder this offseason to get even more involved, make sure to keep an eye on me this offseason! @coachrohn @DLSPilots @statechampsmich https://t.co/HGJbwoZyaZ
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A Look at Daniel Scribner: A Promising Talent from De La Salle
Daniel Scribner
@lild2318
3.2 GPA | 5’10 | 160 lbs | 2028 | WR-S | De La Salle High School | Head Coach: [email protected]
Daniel Scribner is a young athlete worth watching. This past season, he played his first year on the freshman team at De La Salle High School, showing off his skills as a wide receiver. His Hudl profile features individual pass plays that highlight what he’s capable of:
https://t.co/ryIHzKaGTV
Scribner is fast, has good hands, and runs routes well. His quarterback on the freshman team makes quick decisions, and when the ball comes his way, Scribner secures it. He’s got solid vision, and his team clearly works well together. He’s a confident team player, which shows in the trust his quarterback has in him. That communication is key, and it’s something to build on as he grows.
Even in his first year, Scribner displays exceptional skill and balance. He adjusts his body to the play, showing agility and awareness of both the ball and the defense. He stays calm and patient, even when things move fast, which is impressive for a freshman. His skills are already crisp and grounded, and with good coaching, they’ll only get sharper. More film should be coming this next season, and it’ll be worth checking out.
Beyond freshman ball, Scribner has highlights from 7-on-7 play on his X profile. He earned season MVP for Legacy Football in 7-on-7, he played safety in addition to wide receiver for De La Salle. His athleticism stands out: a 4.46 shuttle, a 245-pound deadlift and squat, and a 29-inch standing vertical. Those numbers back up what you see on film—he’s got the tools to make plays.
As a receiver, his ball skills are top-notch. He can catch anything thrown his way, whether he’s in a zone or locked in man-to-man. On defense, he can bring a big hit when needed. This past season, he recorded 145 yards, 8 receptions, and a touchdown. He didn’t get as many chances as he might have wanted, but he still contributed by blocking well for his team. In 7-on-7, he had 6 pass deflections and 2 interceptions—though some notes suggest 8 pass deflections, showing his knack for disrupting plays.
Scribner’s journey is just starting. He’s already being coached well at De La Salle, and with more opportunities ahead, his potential is clear. Whether he’s snagging passes or breaking up plays on defense, he’s a versatile player with a bright future. Keep an eye on this young man as he develops.
Written By: The Ghost Writer
@ecp2025
The Fadden Times
@lild2318 👀 @ecp2025
A Look at Daniel Scribner: A Promising Talent from De La Salle
Daniel Scribner
@lild2318
3.2 GPA | 5’10 | 160 lbs | 2028 | WR-S | De La Salle High School | Head Coach: [email protected]
Daniel Scribner is a young athlete worth watching. This past season, he played his first year on the freshman team at De La Salle High School, showing off his skills as a wide receiver. His Hudl profile features individual pass plays that highlight what he’s capable of:
https://t.co/ryIHzKaGTV
Scribner is fast, has good hands, and runs routes well. His quarterback on the freshman team makes quick decisions, and when the ball comes his way, Scribner secures it. He’s got solid vision, and his team clearly works well together. He’s a confident team player, which shows in the trust his quarterback has in him. That communication is key, and it’s something to build on as he grows.
Even in his first year, Scribner displays exceptional skill and balance. He adjusts his body to the play, showing agility and awareness of both the ball and the defense. He stays calm and patient, even when things move fast, which is impressive for a freshman. His skills are already crisp and grounded, and with good coaching, they’ll only get sharper. More film should be coming this next season, and it’ll be worth checking out.
Beyond freshman ball, Scribner has highlights from 7-on-7 play on his X profile. He earned season MVP for Legacy Football in 7-on-7, he played safety in addition to wide receiver for De La Salle. His athleticism stands out: a 4.46 shuttle, a 245-pound deadlift and squat, and a 29-inch standing vertical. Those numbers back up what you see on film—he’s got the tools to make plays.
As a receiver, his ball skills are top-notch. He can catch anything thrown his way, whether he’s in a zone or locked in man-to-man. On defense, he can bring a big hit when needed. This past season, he recorded 145 yards, 8 receptions, and a touchdown. He didn’t get as many chances as he might have wanted, but he still contributed by blocking well for his team. In 7-on-7, he had 6 pass deflections and 2 interceptions—though some notes suggest 8 pass deflections, showing his knack for disrupting plays.
Scribner’s journey is just starting. He’s already being coached well at De La Salle, and with more opportunities ahead, his potential is clear. Whether he’s snagging passes or breaking up plays on defense, he’s a versatile player with a bright future. Keep an eye on this young man as he develops.
Written By: The Ghost Writer
@ecp2025
The Fadden Times