A team-first transition from quarterback to tight end. Listed at 6′6″ and 245 pounds at Chicago State, Julian is building his next chapter through the blocking work that helps an offense move.
Measurements and class: Chicago State’s 2026 roster. Roster class does not establish remaining eligibility. The official roster lists No. 81; the supplied practice film and portrait show No. 89.
02 / TIGHT END FILMFIND NO. 89
DO THE WORK. HELP THE OFFENSE.
Start with Julian’s supplied team and one-on-one practice reel, with No. 89 marked by an arrow. Then inspect the blocking drills below.
Approximately 108 seconds · Practice context only · Not computer-vision scored
View the supplied practice-reel overlay
Included for visual review only. This reel has no validated computer-vision scores.
03 / THE TRENCH REPORTMEASURED MOTION LABS · NOV 12, 2026
THE BLOCKING. IN FOCUS.
Two knee fire-outs and one two-point sled drive give coaches specific movements to inspect. A focused first look at the blocking half of his tight end development.
PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS · COACH REVIEW PENDING
Estimated 2D landmarks from screen-recorded practice clips. These describe the supplied drills; they do not establish medical recovery, game readiness, receiving ability or a ranking against other recruits.
0.92–0.95 sFirst movement to laid-out position · 2 fire-outs
1.92×Median base / shoulder width · 1 sled drive
3 repsA first look, not a consistency score
From his knees. Through the finish.
Two reps show him firing from a kneeling start and finishing laid out behind the sled pad.
29–30%
Estimated drop in image-space body height. This rear view cannot directly measure side-view hip extension or blocking force.
Inspect the computer-vision overlay
A wide base through the drive.
One rear-view rep shows Julian’s base while he drives the sled beside a teammate.
1.53–2.32×
Base-width range relative to shoulder width. Median head offset is 0.30 shoulder widths from hip center. Head position does not establish eye gaze.
Inspect the computer-vision overlay
Rep-by-rep data & methodology
Knee fire-outs
Rep
First move*
Laid out*
Elapsed
Height drop
Second model*
1
3.62 s
4.54 s
0.92 s
29%
3.70 s
2
10.19 s
11.13 s
0.95 s
30%
10.13 s
*Times refer to the original source clip, not the edited player. The second model differed by up to 0.08 seconds when locating first movement.
Two-point drive
Window: 0.5–3.0 seconds. Median base: 1.92× shoulder width. Within-rep 5th–95th percentile range: 1.53–2.32×. Head offset: median 0.30, 95th percentile 0.47 shoulder widths. Percentiles describe frames within one rep, not athlete rankings.
How to interpret the report
Single-camera screen recordings at approximately 60 fps. The 0.017-second frame interval is not a guarantee of total measurement accuracy.
Times begin at his own first movement, not a snap cue. These are not reaction times.
Body height is measured in the image. Widths are body-relative ratios, affected by perspective and landmark estimation. No calibrated distance or force is measured.
The practice reel is not measured: Julian is too small in those wide frames to track reliably.
Three measured reps cannot establish repeatability across sessions. The report does not evaluate routes, releases or catches.
No medical clearance, recovery assessment, validated recruiting score or cross-athlete ranking is established.
Build the complete tight end evaluation
Add original practice files, route and catch footage, fixed side-view blocking reps, verified arm length and current game tape.
The measurements describe the drills. His story explains the work.
A new position brings a different responsibility. Get to know the person taking it on.
Julian’s story is about adapting: bringing a quarterback background to tight end, taking on blocking responsibilities and continuing through injury setbacks. Triad describes a team-first approach behind that transition.
Rivals/On3 lists Pope John Paul II in his 2023–2024 high school journey and documents Julian as a quarterback prospect.
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Taking on a different job.
After Ezell-Harding Christian, Julian entered Chicago State’s first football class. Now listed at tight end, he is doing the blocking work beside the offensive line. Triad describes his willingness to take on a new role as a reflection of his unselfish approach.
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Continuing through setbacks.
Triad reports that Julian has battled injuries along the way. The supplied film offers a view of his training work, without establishing current medical status or clearance. The next step is to build a complete evaluation of his blocking and receiving game.
HIGH SCHOOL / BACKGROUND FILMHIS FOOTBALL FOUNDATION
PRESS PLAY. SEE THE BACKGROUND.
Explore Julian’s publicly linked high school highlights. This is background film from his quarterback recruiting profile; receiving and game tape will add the next layer to the evaluation.
Public film linked by Rivals/On3. If the embedded player is unavailable, use the links above.
THE NEXT LAYER OF HIS PROFILE
THE FILM. THE DETAILS. THE COMPLETE PICTURE.
Blocking drills and team-period film are now included. Receiving film, current production, verified testing, academics and eligibility are the next pieces to confirm with Julian.
05 / CONNECTGET TO KNOW JULIAN
FOLLOW HIS NEXT CHAPTER.
Explore Julian’s public channels and official roster. Direct recruiting contacts will be added after confirmation.
Built from roster information, Triad’s supplied background and the November 12 Trench Report for Julian’s review. Transfer status, remaining eligibility, academic details and current college statistics are awaiting confirmation. This preview does not announce representation or transfer availability.
Updated November 12, 2026. Team-first and injury background supplied by Triad; report estimates supplied by Measured Motion Labs. College measurements take precedence over older high school listings. Portrait courtesy of Chicago State Athletics.