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Paolo

Seltenreich

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Class:

2026

TE

Position:

Position 2:

DL

Burbank High School

Burbank

City:

State:

CA

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Seltenreich

Physical Attributes

Height:

6'2"

Weight:

219

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Academic  Information

GPA:

3.5

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High School:

Burbank

Head Coach:

Hector Valencia

Head Coach Email:

Parent Name:

Lucinda Miro

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Stats and Accomplishments

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Coaches Notes

• Athletic Evaluation – Strengths: An impressive blend of size and athleticism at tight end, Paolo stands around 6′2″ and 205–225 lbs with a strong frame. He has excellent hands and catch radius – he can high-point the ball over defenders and is a big target in the red zone. As a blocker, he uses his size and strength well, often driving defenders off the line to open running lanes. On defense (playing on the line), he shows a good punch and shed technique, and his lateral quickness helps him in pursuing ball carriers. His overall athleticism and coordination are at a Division I level (reflected in his 3-star recruiting rating).
• Athletic Evaluation – Weaknesses/Areas for Improvement: While very talented, he can continue to improve his top-end speed and footwork to create more separation in his routes – quicker acceleration out of breaks will make him an even tougher cover for linebackers. On defense, adding a bit more explosiveness off the snap would increase his pass rush impact. Additionally, since he’s relatively new to Burbank (having transferred from Crespi), building even more chemistry with the quarterback and consistency in the offensive scheme will be areas to focus on. Overall, minor refinements in technique and conditioning will polish his already strong skill set.
• Athletic Evaluation – Position-Specific Skills: As a tight end, Paolo displays soft hands and runs crisp intermediate routes; he’s especially effective on seams, play-action pop passes, and outs, often using his body to shield defenders. He has shown he can make tough catches in traffic and is a load to bring down after the catch. In blocking, he understands leverage and keeps a wide base, functioning almost like an extra lineman when needed. On the defensive line, he’s played both end and tackle – he holds his ground well against double teams and has enough speed to occasionally line up wide and edge rush. His two-way ability speaks to his versatility and football IQ.
• Athletic Evaluation – Game Performance: In the 2024 season, Paolo made an immediate impact upon joining the Bulldogs. Offensively, he chipped in with timely receptions (including several chain-moving catches on third down) and a couple of touchdown grabs, giving the offense a reliable big target especially in the red zone. In one game against Pasadena, he recorded multiple catches for significant yards, showcasing his mismatch potential against smaller defenders. Defensively, he contributed by clogging running lanes and even registering a few tackles-for-loss. While his raw stats may not have been gaudy due to playing both ways, the film shows his presence often commanded extra attention. His performance earned him multiple collegiate offers mid-season, underlining how well he showcased his talent.
• Athletic Evaluation – College Potential Projection: Paolo is without doubt a high-level college prospect. He already holds five FBS scholarship offers – including from Big 12 and AAC programs like Baylor, TCU, and SMU – which validates his projection. As a collegiate tight end, he projects as a potential impact player; he has the size to contribute early, the athleticism to be a playmaker down the seam, and the physicality to hold up as a blocker. He could also be tried on defense in college given his skill set, but his highest ceiling appears to be at tight end. With continued development, he has the tools to be an FBS starter and possibly an All-conference caliber player down the line.
• Character & Intangibles – Work Ethic and Dedication: Paolo is praised for his strong work ethic. He approaches training with a business-like attitude – often seen doing extra sled pushes or footwork drills after practice. Despite already having significant talent, he remains hungry to improve (for example, he’s known to attend offseason tight end clinics and consistently work on his speed and agility). He also maintains a solid academic record (3.5 GPA), showing dedication and discipline in the classroom.
• Character & Intangibles – Leadership Qualities: Since joining Burbank, Paolo has quickly become a positive influence in the locker room. He leads by example, especially for the younger linemen and tight ends who see his work habits. Although he was new, he wasn’t shy to communicate on the field – he often helps the offense with alignments and encourages teammates after plays. His maturity (he carries himself with confidence but not arrogance) rubs off on the team. He’s also been noted as someone who keeps teammates accountable, pushing others to match his level of effort.
• Character & Intangibles – Coachability: Extremely coachable and eager to learn. Coaches note that Paolo absorbs the playbook quickly and is very receptive to feedback – whether it’s adjusting a blocking technique or refining a route, he makes the change promptly. His willingness to play on both sides of the ball came from a team-first mindset and an openness to expand his role. He asks smart questions in film sessions and has a genuine thirst for football knowledge, which has accelerated his integration into the team.
• Character & Intangibles – Mental Toughness: Paolo exhibits strong mental toughness. Balancing duties on offense and defense required a high level of focus and stamina, and he never appeared overwhelmed by it – in fact, he thrived on the challenge. He handles pressure well; for instance, even when facing highly ranked teams or going up against double teams, he maintained composure and stuck to his fundamentals. He also rebounded quickly from any mistakes (like an early season dropped pass) and came back to make big plays later, showing he doesn’t let setbacks linger.
• Character & Intangibles – Character and Attitude: He is known as a grounded and high-character individual. Teammates describe Paolo as humble and friendly – despite his star status, he’s approachable and supportive. He often speaks about team goals over personal goals and demonstrates good sportsmanship on the field. Notably, he identifies as a “man of God,” and that foundation is reflected in his respectful behavior and integrity. Overall, his attitude is that of a motivated, team-oriented player who lifts those around him, making him a culture asset in addition to his athletic contributions.

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