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Scholarship traits at the FCS level, with room to climb through continued development and film.

Starter-caliber traits for a Power 4 program (SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC). Squarely on major-conference radars.

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Coming off his first full season as a starter, the 6-foot-4, 205-pound slinger helped lead his team to its first state semifinal in 16 years. The rising senior is a clear driver for his offense. He topped 3,100 yards with 36 total TDs and completed over 60% of his passes. He earned All-District and All-State (WVSWA) honors. 

His passing operation is clean and tidy. Even with his height, there's no gawkiness to his mechanics. He keeps the ball by the sternum and hastily gets rid of it via an up-out, high release. There's a slight hitch at the top that can result in some push throws, and he can snap his hips and narrow his base on some releases. This ultimately hurts some of his longer throws. But he rarely finds himself compromised to the point that his motion completely falters. When set in the pocket, he can change throwing slots to avoid rushers and hit receivers in quick windows.

He's capable of moving, stepping, resetting, and firing downfield accurately when rushers disrupt his original drop. He does a nice job navigating messy pockets and keeping his eyes up in structure. Plus, he stays cool when asked to roll or work outside the pocket. He can be considered a sneaky athlete who can scoot to space and keep opponents honest with his legs. That said, limiting sacks will have to be monitored. As a junior, he only averaged 0.7 yards/attempt on the ground. 

His tape has plenty of downfield shots, but he kept the ball out of trouble. He only logged 4 picks the whole season on a team that made a deep playoff run. For a passer to digest a new spread scheme so successfully hints at high-level football intelligence. His offensive coordinator raved about his cerebral approach considering his relative lack of experience. 

Touch and anticipation are his calling cards. He can layer passes in structure, beat a zone window in the quick game, or confidently direct a scramble drill. Plus, his vertical identification really stood out, with wins down the seam, overtop, and down the sideline.

In rhythm, he's capable of hitting all levels of the field. Yet, top-end arm strength is in question. There's uncertainty about whether he can see his receivers "late" and still drum up enough juice to drive passes there. He's not overly zippy, and he's not the strongest throwing outbreakers. Targets can die and pull receivers back to the line of scrimmage.  Still, even with uncertainty around his arm, ducks and tossups were rare. 

With all he has going for him, a strong senior season should invite some Power4 attention. He's smart, tall, moves well, and makes great decisions. 

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