Andrew Olesh
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
Andrew Olesh is a 4-star Tight End from Center Valley, PA (Southern Lehigh) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 57 nationally. Composite rating: 0.9702. Uncommitted.
Physical Profile
Listed at 6-5, 230 lbs. Taller than 62% and heavier than 59% of 2025 Tight End prospects in the SEC Scouts database (76 with a listed size).
Play Style
Evaluation of play style is limited without position designation or film analysis, though his elite ranking suggests versatility and high football IQ that allows coaches flexibility in deployment. Likely possesses multiple skill sets that create positional uncertainty but also strategic value.
Strengths
- Elite composite rating (0.9702) indicating consensus among evaluators about his talent level despite positional uncertainty
- Top-60 national ranking demonstrates rare athletic ability and football IQ that transcends positional limitations
- Pennsylvania prep football background suggests solid fundamental development and competitive experience
Areas to Improve
- Position specialization and technical skill refinement once role is clearly defined
- Weight room development to maximize physical potential at designated position
College Projection
Expected to contribute within first two years given 4-star rating, with exact timeline dependent on final position assignment. His elite composite rating suggests immediate depth chart competition with potential for significant role by sophomore season.
NFL Outlook
Top-60 national ranking and near 0.97 composite rating puts him in legitimate NFL Draft consideration territory, though projection depends heavily on position development and college production over next 3-4 years.
Best Fit
Programs with multiple scheme flexibility and patient development approaches that can maximize his versatile skill set while allowing proper position specialization during early college career.
Player Comparison
Jack entered UCLA as a highly-ranked recruit with positional flexibility, initially playing safety before moving to linebacker due to his rare combination of size (6'1", 245 lbs) and athleticism. Like this prospect, Jack's elite rating and versatility created uncertainty about his best position but made him incredibly valuable due to his ability to cover receivers, rush the passer, and defend the run at an elite level.