Logan’s polished mechanics, footwork–and most importantly, his production–already give him the look of a college player. He has prototype size and is a true pocket passer. Understands timing and has a great sense of anticipation and ball placement. He’s extremely accurate and throws a very catchable ball when he sets his feet, addresses his target and steps into his throw.
This is a prospect that at this stage possesses just about every physical trait or measurable you could want in a high school prospect. Tanner can run, displays a terrific arm, he possesses great size on a muscular frame and his overall athleticism is off the charts. Plays in the shotgun spread which is ideal for his tools, but he could easily play in the pro-set and from under center to be just as big of a threat. He stands tall and can scan the field from within the pocket. He is truly at his best when on the move and creating or keeping the play alive.
Silas is a gifted two-way player with a good blend of instincts, feet, speed and quickness. He shows the ability to turn and run without losing too much in transition for a corner. Does a terrific job of pressing receivers and taking them out of their routes. Shows fluid hips and is athletic enough to recover from mistakes.
Ty is likely the most “ready to play right away” quarterback in this class and most naturally gifted passer in this class. You don’t see many weaknesses in his game and he is only going to get better once he enters college.
Fynn is likely the most “ready to play right away” quarterback in this class and most naturally gifted passer in this class. You don’t see many weaknesses in his game and he is only going to get better once he enters college.