Isaac Teslaa’s way to the NFL design of 2025

Hudsonville, me. – If Isaac Teslaa’s name is named this weekend, it will be the first graduate of the Unity Christian High School, which is moved into the NFL.

The high school quarters, which has become the College -Wide Receiver, is expected to be selected on the second or third day of the design.

“It is a large part of the process, but it is really just the beginning of another trip,” said Teslaa on Thursday to Fox 17.

In 2018, Teslaa Unity Christian led to her first state championship in program history and defeated Portland in a 42: 7 title for the Division 5 title in Ford Field.

“I will appreciate this memory forever,” said Teslaa.

Explosion from the past: Isaac Teslaa, coach Craig Tibbe, join us in the studio to summarize the state championship of Unity Christian Christian

The quarterback of the Run-lifting Wing T offensive of the Crusaders certainly played its role and scored three touchdowns. He also grabbed two interceptions regarding the defense.

“At halftime it was the tiredest that I have ever been in a game in my life,” said Teslaa. “I remember, as I said: ‘Oh man, we still have to play one (half). Oh, wait. We’re in the state championship. We can play another.'”

Teslaa began with the transition to the wide receiver when he prepared for the competition at College level. He met the weight room, “locked up” in his diet and made “every day” with dad every day.

“I don’t throw the ball much on the Wing T offensive,” said the former quarterback. “A lot of it was based on my legs, so I knew that I had the sporty system to make this transition.”

Fuchs 17

In his father’s footsteps, Teslaa undertook to play Division II football at Hillsdale College. His one-handed supplements and highlight reel touchdown soon aroused the attention of his coaches, including one who told him: “If they continue to work hard, one day I could make them into the league.”

In 2022, Teslaa received the Great Midwest Athletic Conference Player of the Year Award. In this low season he announced that he moved to Arkansas, a school of Division I.

During his last year with the Razorbacks, Teslaa put together a 546 yard campaign with three touchdowns, the average 19.5 yards per catch.

Julio Cortez/AP

Read more: Unit Christian Graduate Isaac Teslaa transfers to Arkansas

However, it was his performance at the NFL combination of 2025, which led to his name rose in the design boards. A 4.43-second 40 yard run, a vertical jump of 39.5 inches and a number of other drills that give him a relative 9.97 relative sporty score (RAS), the 16th highest for a broad recipient since 1987.

Michael Conroy/AP

“It’s not just about the statistics and everything. It’s about how you play, regardless of the situation,” said Teslaa. “I did all things outside of the Saturday games to create myself for the NFL.”

On Monday, Teslaa returned to Unity Christian to sign an autograph and questions and answers.

“It was an ascent and departure and it was a border,” said Teslaa. “Just know that there are people who follow my trip here at Unity, I couldn’t be more grateful.”

Michael Woods/AP

Teslaa, who looked at Holland Christian Graduate and the current NFL quartersback Kirk Cousins ​​as a child, says that he would like to be something similar to those who come after him.

“Don’t just be a good football player, but also a good role model for you,” he said. “Show them that it is more than football. It’s about how you live your life.”

Follow Fuchs 17: Facebook – X – Instagram – YouTube