Brian Giambra – Montgomery – NJ – 2026 – WR puts on a show taking home MVP at NUC’s Winterfest Prospect Showcase !!!
Brian Giambra Montgomery High School Montgomery, New Jersey 2026 WR Height 6.0" Weight - 180 GPA - 3.4 NUC WINTERFEST Prospect Showcase WR MVP 40 - 4.8 Shuttle - 4.47 Broad - 8.3" X - @BrianGiambra11
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Brian Giambra: Montgomery High School Football: 2026 WR earns MVP at the NUC’s Winterfest Prospect Showcase !!!
Brian Giambra, a 2026 WR at Montgomery High School in Montgomery, New Jersey recently attended NUC’s Winterfest Prospect Showcase and showcased his football abilities among over 50 student athletes in attendance. He really showcased his skills on a multitude of levels from skill work to individual, putting on display an array of attributes making him an enticing 2025 prospect.
Giambra had a tremendous day dominating his competition. He is a natural athlete that can line up all over the field and make a difference. Offensively, he can play WR from both the outside and the slot. You can tell he works on his craft, he possesses top notch foot work and strong hands. The 6.0” 180 lbs, plays physical and has excellent ball tracking skills.
There is a single intangible that I feel separates the average athlete from a next level talent and that is their ability to attack the football, Brian did this on every rep, he’s willing to go after the rock! He has solid speed and agility, possessing not only breakaway ability but pure straight on speed allowing him to run by defenders or use his aggressive attack the ball mentality to his benefit.
Brian showcased his ability to change direction and athleticism during the agility station portion of the workout. Players went through a variety of drills to showcase their overall agility ability. He had great quickness and tremendous lateral movement. He possesses an innate skill and smoothness in his ability to change direction.
The 2026 prospect immediately made it known that he was there to prove he belongs by playing aggressively. His releases and speed off the line gave him the ability to then get in and out of breaks as a WR and make plays on the ball from both the outside and inside WR positions. He displayed excellent body control and strong hands catching passes and attacking the football.
His physical abilities, hands down separated himself from other players coming in with a WIN at all cost mindset. He used his shiftiness and quick twitch abilities to keep hands off of him at the snap, showing he can win at the line of scrimmage and beat opponents.
This guy will bring a big time competitive edge to whatever squad he plays for. His ability to line up and play multiple positions gives him the opportunity to see more reps and more plays. I look for this guy to be a big time leader and represent the Culture of whatever team he plays for.
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