Dylan Hablitz

Film Series | Schwartz Athlete Spotlight Dylan Hablitz @DylanHablitz27 Weehawken High School QB 6'2 205 Lbs. C/O 2027 Accuracy and a calm presence define his work at quarterback. He attacks all three levels with a quick, repeatable release, showing touch and an understanding of where to place the ball relative to coverage. The opening rep highlights his recognition of both safeties aligning near the line. He identifies the available space through the middle and attacks the seam before they can recover into depth, splitting the defensive backs with a well-placed throw. At :48, he demonstrates the arm strength to send a go ball just over 50 yards through the air. More notable is his control of the trajectory, dropping it where only his receiver can reach it. He pairs distance with accuracy rather than simply throwing for depth. His composure extends to handling pressure at 1:28, sensing the pocket breaking down and escaping a potential sack to create a chunk gain. The appeal is how his accuracy, touch and calm approach work together, allowing him to deliver from the pocket while retaining the awareness and mobility to create when protection breaks down. Film Link: teapaw.org/DylanHablitz27/status/… #SASpotlight

Film Series | Schwartz Athlete Spotlight ⭐️Dylan Hablitz @DylanHablitz27 Weehawken High School @Coach_Campi QB 6'2 205 Lbs. C/O 2027 This quarterback has a calm command to his game and carries himself like a true field general. He sees the field quickly, plays with purpose from the pocket, and rarely looks unsure of where the football should go. The underneath passing game is especially sharp, where his timing and accuracy let him methodically move the offense while working in rhythm with the run game. That efficiency points to a quarterback who understands defensive structure and how to take what is available. The arm talent is there to attack every level, but the consistency of his mechanics and ball placement may be even more impressive. In the red zone, he shows the confidence to fit throws into condensed windows and place the ball away from leverage. At 3:01, he trusts what he sees and challenges tight coverage. When structure breaks down, he remains accurate on the move and has enough escapability to extend plays. There is a lot of control, confidence, and natural throwing ability in his game. Film Link: hudl.com/video/3/19712049/69…