Mareyohn Hrabowski is a versatile former dual-threat QB now carving out a role at TE for Western Michigan
Hrabowski is an intriguing fit because he brings quarterback-level movement skills to tight end, giving Western Michigan a versatile chess piece rather than a traditional inline blocker. In 2024, he played in a career-high 13 games and made five starts, catching three passes for 39 yards and a touchdown, after arriving as a former three-star quarterback who produced big numbers at River Rouge, including a state-title season with 1,175 rushing yards and 1,045 passing yards in 2019. His value is the athletic upside, positional flexibility, and proven playmaking feel, though his current college production remains modest compared with his high-school ceiling.[9][1]
