Texas A&M signee Conner Weigman was the top-rated quarterback at the game and looked by far the most comfortable on Sunday. Weigman used his athletic ability to avoid the pass rush and make some off-schedule plays. It was not the strongest group of quarterbacks, but Weigman separated himself from the group with his play on Sunday.

Creative, productive playmaker who stresses defenses as a passer and rusher. Delivers the football with zip in the short to intermediate areas. Shows the ability to hit small windows and get the ball to the boundary. Can deliver passes from multiple platforms and doesn’t need his feet set. Capable of making second-reaction plays when things break down. Has quick feet and is a dangerous rusher both on designed concepts and scrambles. A high usage quarterback at the high school level who is not immune to taking risks. Has helped turn a newer high school into a winning program. Also a…

Conner Weigman got off to a huge start as a senior, scoring eight touchdowns in his season debut, which was aired on national television. He's running an uptempo, quarterback-heavy offense at Bridgeland (Texas) High. The Bears get up and down the field. Weigman had a four-interception game in Week 2 but still managed to come away with the win. He rebounded a week later with another huge stat day. So far, the Aggie quarterback commit is averaging well over 400 total yards per game. Weigman is an instinctive player with a bit of a gunslinger streak. He's also continued to…

Conner Weigman kicked off his season with a huge showing on Saturday night. The 6-foot-2, 210-pounder accounted for eight – that's right, eight – touchdowns in a 54-14 win over Houston Klein Cain on ESPNU. Weigman pounced on the Cain defense during the first drive and didn't let up. He showcased the full skill set. Weigman easily found open receivers and had some high-difficulty layered throws. He looked comfortable from the pocket and made a handful of off-schedule plays. We also got to see his mobility on a 35-yard touchdown run to start the game. By the time the dust…

Weigman finished Day 1 of the Elite 11 Finals on a high note, winning the Cover 2 Hole Shot challenge. The two-sport standout delivered several high-difficulty passes with proper trajectory and good velocity. He had a bit of an up-and-down day prior to the finale. This isn’t really Weigman’s ideal setting – he’s more of a live 11-on-11 player at this point. It’s apparent that he has a few mechanical areas to improve. He plays on his toes at times and would generate more force in his throws by keeping his cleats in the ground throughout the throwing motion. Despite…