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Ford looks like the next name up out of Brevard County. At 6-2 with a long frame, he brings natural ball skills and high-end athleticism for a rising freshman. He consistently made plays down the field and showed the ability to win above the rim. His highlight moment — going over the top for a contested grab — matched the confidence he played with all weekend. The tools and playmaking ability point to a very high ceiling early on.

Holloway's impact starts with his motor and competitive edge. He stayed active throughout the event, challenged receivers, and made plays on the ball. His energy is consistent, and it shows up every time he steps on the field. After stacking multiple solid outings this offseason, he's building real momentum heading into spring where continued exposure could elevate his stock.

James continues to separate himself with polish. He understands how to create space, gets in and out of breaks cleanly, and presents a reliable target. His catch radius and ability to finish plays stand out, especially in key moments. When Team Rockout needed a play, he was a go-to option. His consistency and feel for the position make him one to keep tracking.

Ryan has backed up the offseason buzz with production. His speed and route-running ability create immediate separation, and he plays with a level of confidence that stands out for his age. He's already showing traits of a high-level receiver, and as he continues to develop physically, his upside remains among the best in the 2030 class.

Dunn was one of the most complete defenders at the event, earning Defender of the Weekend honors. He played with discipline, physicality, and strong instincts, especially in the championship setting. He covered ground well, communicated effectively, and consistently put himself in position to make plays. A tone-setter on defense with clear leadership traits.

Hargrove brings intriguing length and natural ball skills. He extends well away from his body and finishes through contact, showing flashes on both sides of the ball. His versatility adds value, and with continued physical development, he has the tools to emerge as a matchup problem moving forward.

Williams passes the eye test immediately at 6-3, 190. He's a fluid athlete who can impact the game at multiple spots. Defensively, he shows comfort in both man and zone while tracking the ball naturally. Offensively, he's a vertical threat with strong hands and the ability to win in contested situations. His overall skill set makes him one of the more intriguing two-way prospects in this group.

Cubbedge plays with a level of detail you don't always see at this stage. He creates separation with tempo and body control rather than relying purely on speed. At the catch point, he consistently finishes and shows strong awareness in tight spaces. He also contributed defensively, showing range and communication. A well-rounded athlete with advanced traits and continued upside.

Johnson was a reliable target throughout The Finale, consistently making plays when his number was called. He used his size and speed effectively to create separation and challenge secondaries. Showed solid hands and the ability to generate chunk plays. A young receiver who continues to trend in the right direction heading into the spring.

Franklin continues to look comfortable in big settings. Calm, composed, and confident, he led his group to a 14U national title while showing consistent ball placement and decision-making. This marks multiple strong showings against top competition — he's proving he belongs early.

Loydd continues to validate his long-term upside. Competing with Manatee7v7, he showed touch, poise, and an advanced feel for the position. He operates beyond his age and continues stacking quality reps heading into spring.

Walker delivered one of the most complete performances of the weekend. Clean mechanics, consistent ball placement, and confident operation earned him Offensive MVP honors. Regardless of age group, his performance stood out.

One of the top young quarterbacks in attendance. Woods continues to build confidence and showed growth from his Friday night season into offseason play. Also took reps at receiver, highlighting his overall athletic ability and versatility. Kid will be one of the top ranked 2030 prospects in years to come.

Benn quickly turned heads as a rising freshman. Showed timing, confidence, and the ability to process quickly multiple times now on the 7v7Elite circuit. A true dual-threat with long-term upside and continued growth expected. Ready to see what he brings to the spring period.

Washington flashed his athleticism and ability to extend plays. Checks a lot of boxes when watching him spin it in person. Natural confidence stands out, and as timing improves, he could take a big step forward this spring. One to watch this season no doubt.

At around 6-2, Lora already brings intriguing size. Throws a clean ball and continues developing processing speed. Competing in a strong environment should accelerate his growth. Gains more confidence in each showing as he's set up for an important summer period to build recruiting stream.

Hernandez was one of the most productive 15U quarterbacks on the 7v7Elite circuit. Previously captured MVP honors and made the most of his showing this past weekend at The Finale. He's a sleeper name to watch in a stacked 2028 QB class — featuring solid accuracy, command, and confidence as he makes his case for one to watch.

Lee showed solid mechanics and confidence once again throughout The Finale. Hasn't been fazed by competition and continues trending upward with each exposure opportunity. Solid offseason start has built momentum heading into the spring period.

Carr's development is noticeable. More confident, better decision-making, and gaining valuable reps against strong competition. He improved this past weekend and is starting to make a name for himself in the 2030 QB class.

Goodling is a rising young quarterback with a solid foundation. Competes well and continues to build momentum this offseason. Have watched him spin it multiple times now in the offseason but really showed confidence this past weekend. Excited to see what he brings to spring.

Carter was one of the clear tone-setters of the entire weekend, earning Offensive MVP honors while leading 5 Star Legends to a championship. His explosiveness and ability to flip the field stood out immediately. He consistently created separation and turned routine touches into big plays. In a 7v7 setting, his speed makes him tough to contain, and as he continues to develop physically, his ceiling keeps rising.

Green put together one of the more complete two-way performances of the event. Offensively, he showed smooth route running, strong spatial awareness, and natural tracking ability. Defensively, he brought range, communication, and presence in the secondary, projecting well as a high-level safety. His versatility and leadership energy were key for the Cobras throughout the weekend.

Ferdinand continues to trend upward as a vertical playmaker. He consistently stressed defenses with his burst and aggressive approach, creating separation and finishing downfield. His ability to generate chunk plays makes him a real threat, and he's building momentum as one of the more intriguing receivers on the circuit.

Coleman looks like he's taken a noticeable step physically. He played with purpose all weekend and made his presence felt on a loaded roster, even sealing a key win with a late interception. Clean routes, reliable hands, and strong awareness highlight his game. After a productive season, he's turning offseason reps into real momentum.

Williamson brought a dynamic element every time he touched the field. His quick feet, lateral agility, and ability to change direction without losing speed made him difficult to square up. He flashed on offense, defense, and special teams, showing true all-around value. His explosiveness and versatility make him a name to watch closely heading into spring.

Lewis proved his value as a true two-way contributor. On offense, he used speed and tempo to create separation, while defensively he covered ground effectively and communicated well. His ability to impact multiple phases gives him strong upside as he continues developing.

Michely continues to stand out as one of the more polished receivers on the circuit. He consistently created separation, showed strong hands, and won at all three levels. His route discipline and ability to finish through contact make him a dependable target with vertical upside.

Moss has been a key piece in AP3 Elite's success this offseason. He handled volume well and delivered in big moments, including a clutch late touchdown. A reliable playmaker who continues to show he can produce when the ball finds him.

Brown impacted the game on both sides of the ball with consistency. Offensively, he created space with smart route pacing, while defensively he brought communication and energy. His all-around contributions made him a steady presence throughout the event.

Jackson's speed immediately jumps out. One of the fastest players on the circuit, he consistently created separation and was tough to defend in space. Clean footwork, strong hands, and big-play ability define his game. Once he gets going, he's a problem.

Snellings continues to fly under the radar, but his production and competitiveness stand out. He brings a physical, all-around skill set with proven offensive production and defensive upside. His versatility, return ability, and willingness to compete make him a valuable piece — and a name that deserves more attention.

Jean was a solid prospect to watch throughout The Finale. He played a role in his team's success and used his frame and athleticism to be effective in space. Showed flashes as a reliable target and competed well across the weekend. A 2028 name to keep on the radar moving forward.

Sgambellone made a strong first impression after recently relocating to Florida. Running with 5 Star Legends, he helped lead his team to a championship while showing better-than-expected size and clear arm upside. The ball came out clean and he handled the environment well. A solid foundation with tools worth tracking moving forward.

This kid came into the weekend with real championship intentions. Seabrook carried his offseason momentum into the Finale and nearly helped his team secure the 18U title. Played efficient football — quick decisions, minimal mistakes, and strong chemistry with his receivers. Time to rerank this kid and follow him into the spring.

Roundtree has been one of the most consistent quarterbacks this offseason. Strong arm, mobility, and leadership traits continue to show up. He carries himself like a veteran and continues building momentum into a key spring stretch. Big time summer period as well as college camp season rolls around.

One of the more composed passers all weekend. Lattier showed a strong feel for distributing the football and managing the offense. If development continues, he's a name that will gain real traction. Lattier is building real steam on the recruiting trail with interest from big time programs.

Stracke remains one of the more polished quarterbacks in his class. Good size, calm demeanor, and quick processing make him a steady presence. Consistent and efficient. One of my favorite QBs to track on the circuit this season.

Keister operated comfortably within structure, showing rhythm and control. Strong frame and arm talent are evident in person, giving him a solid base to build from. Was really impressed with how he handled the environment and competition this past weekend.

Sanford used the weekend to build momentum. Continues to find ways to improve and compete with some of the best. Showed improved accuracy, confidence, and command while competing with a new group. Trending toward a strong senior season.

Basis continues to stack strong performances across the circuit. This weekend added to a growing body of work that has him trending upward heading into a key offseason. I like him more each event as he does a good job making the most of his reps.

Hayes continues to be a steady presence on the circuit. He processes well, throws with confidence, and keeps the offense moving. His experience shows in how he manages reps and stays on schedule. Another solid showing that reinforces his consistency heading deeper into the offseason.

Collins built momentum throughout the circuit and heads into the Finale as one of the hotter names. At 6-2, 195, he looks the part and backed it up with strong mechanics and confident delivery. Earned Offensive MVP honors and continues to stack quality performances against top competition.

Stracke has quietly put together a strong offseason and enters the Finale as a steady, reliable presence. Good size, calm demeanor, and strong timing stand out. Processes quickly and doesn't get rattled when things speed up. One of the more polished 2028 QBs in this group.

Stecher put together one of the more complete showings at the position. He threw with confidence, displayed solid arm strength, and looked in control operating his group. The added size stands out, and his experience showed in how he handled the tempo. A strong overall outing and a quarterback trending in the right direction this offseason.

Leonard is one of the youngest QBs in the 18U field but doesn't play like it. Lefty with clean mechanics, confidence, and the willingness to push the ball downfield. Fresh off major freshman honors, he's already proving he can compete at this level with older talent.

Pyne has been one of the more consistent performers across the circuit. He shows arm strength, accuracy, and command. Handles pressure well and delivers in key moments. Already holding P4 offers, and his stock continues to trend up heading into the Finale.

Summer brings a steady, controlled presence into the Finale. Strong football IQ, accurate within structure, and builds chemistry with his group. Doesn't try to do too much — just consistently makes the right play. A reliable QB who continues to trend upward.

Patton enters the Finale as one of the more intriguing 18U QBs despite being a 2028. At 6-3, he's got the frame and arm talent to match, and the ball jumps off his hand. Showed consistent placement and comfort pushing throws outside the numbers. The Venice transfer is trending up at the right time.

Ferdinand emerged as one of the fast-rising receivers on the circuit. His burst and aggressiveness consistently stressed coverage, and he showed the ability to create separation while finishing plays downfield. A playmaker who flashed big-play ability and continued building momentum as the circuit progressed.

One of the more complete receivers evaluated across the circuit. Michely consistently created separation, displayed dependable hands, and showed the ability to win at multiple levels of the field. Clean routes, strong finish through contact, and vertical upside make him a prospect trending upward.

Johnson has consistently showed up as a downfield threat. His size and catch radius allow him to win on the perimeter, but he also proved capable of working the middle of the field as a dependable target. Physical traits and production matched up across multiple circuit appearances.

Donahoo was one of the most reliable big targets on the circuit. Around 6-4 with long arms, he consistently won reps in contested situations and used his frame well in space. Played a major role in Prime8's 18U championship run and looks poised for a big offseason.

Howard carried his Friday night production directly into the offseason circuit. His speed and explosiveness consistently flipped field position and made him a legitimate big-play threat whenever the ball was in his hands.

A natural playmaker who created highlight moments at multiple circuit stops. Vernon's burst and ability to separate made him difficult to contain, and his overall upside continues to grow as he develops physically.

Caldwell consistently displayed smooth route running and strong awareness of spacing in coverage. He tracks the football naturally and transitions efficiently through his breaks, making him a reliable and productive target throughout the circuit.

Solomon proved to be one of the more versatile athletes on the circuit, impacting games on both sides of the ball. Offensively he used speed and route pacing to stress coverage, while defensively he covered ground and communicated well in the secondary. His two-way production and leadership energy pushed him into MVP-type territory at multiple events.

One of the top overall athletes evaluated during the circuit. Harvey showed the ability to win above the rim as a receiver while also competing at DB against top targets. Physical, versatile, and competitive — a true two-way prospect who consistently stood out.

Hargrove's length and catch radius immediately stand out for his class. He consistently extended away from his frame and finished through contact while also competing at DB. His physical traits project well as he continues to add strength.

Lockett used his speed and shiftiness to win on the perimeter while also proving capable of working inside when needed. Strong hands and a solid frame allowed him to win through contact.

One of the biggest risers throughout the circuit. Bland stacked productive reps in both 7v7 and 1-on-1 competition, showing natural ball skills and strong awareness in coverage. His athleticism gives him flexibility to contribute on both sides of the ball.

Cubbedge showed advanced traits well beyond his age group. His ability to manipulate defenders with tempo and subtle movements allowed him to consistently separate. Strong body control and contested catch ability made him a go-to option, and he backed it up by earning MVP honors.

Scott showed strong hands and impressive run-after-catch ability throughout the circuit. His ability to turn short completions into explosive plays stood out, and his overall production reflects the upward trend he's building in the Brevard area.

Smith brought true two-way impact throughout the circuit. Offensively he stressed coverage with speed and timing, while defensively he showed strong communication and range. One of the more complete young athletes evaluated this season.

At 6-5, Blunt offers clear boundary receiver upside. His long frame and extended catch radius allow him to win vertically and in contested situations. As he continues to add size, his overall ceiling remains high.

Grant is physically impressive at 6-3, 185 and immediately looks the part of a next-level defensive back. He showed comfort in both man and zone coverage while making multiple plays on the football across the circuit.

Nelson's speed consistently forced defenses to respect the deep ball. Explosive off the line and capable of flipping field position in one play, he remained a vertical threat throughout the circuit season.

Hall brought strong effort and competitiveness every time he stepped on the field. Reliable hands and willingness to attack the ball in traffic highlight his encouraging long-term upside.

Rivers thrived in the slot with his sharp route running and quick breaks. His ability to consistently create separation underneath made him a steady chain mover throughout the circuit.

Moss played a major role in AP3 Elite's championship run. A reliable target who delivered in key moments, including a clutch late touchdown, he proved capable of handling heavy offensive volume.

Ho was extremely difficult to cover from the slot. His precise routes, strong hands, and quick footwork allowed him to consistently create space against defenders.

Smith was a driving force behind Manatee's 18U championship run. Dominating from the slot, he handled a heavy workload while remaining productive deep into the weekend.

Bynes has put together a strong circuit showing. Disciplined routes, reliable hands, and enough speed to stretch coverage allowed him to consistently move the chains.

Hill was one of the more consistent performers throughout the circuit. Smooth mover who consistently created separation and stayed involved in the offense.

Torres stood out with his high-energy approach and sharp route running. Plays fast, attacks his breaks, and brings a big-play element when given space.

Outzen continues to emerge as one of the more polished young receivers in the 15U group. Smooth in and out of breaks with a strong understanding of leverage, he consistently became the go-to option when his team needed a play.

Blaze lived up to the buzz throughout the circuit. His elite speed and ability to create instant separation make him extremely difficult to defend in space. As he continues to develop physically, the long-term upside remains very high.

Fresh off a state championship season, Davidson has brought that same confidence to the offseason circuit. He has the size colleges look for at the position and throws with steady rhythm and accuracy. What stood out most was his understanding of where to go with the football and how efficiently he operated within the offense. One of the more established quarterbacks competing on the circuit this year and has blown up this offseason recruiting cycle.

Stecher has been one of the more consistent high-level quarterbacks appearing across the ECS circuit this offseason. He throws with confidence, shows good arm strength, and carries himself with the poise you expect from a quarterback already drawing national attention. The added size is noticeable, and his experience shows in how he handles the tempo of competitive 7v7 play. A big-time recruit who continues to perform like one.

The Pittsburgh commit has been one of the most established quarterbacks competing on the circuit this season. Running with DoughBoyz, Verpaele continues to show why he's one of the more trusted passers in Florida. He throws with confidence, shows strong command of the offense, and brings legitimate dual-threat ability with verified speed. Even in a 7v7 setting, his growth and overall control of the game remain noticeable.

A familiar name on the 7v7 circuit, Hayes continues to show why he's effective in these competitive settings. He processes quickly, throws with confidence, and consistently keeps the offense moving. His experience playing with Prime8 shows up in how comfortable he looks directing drives and making quick decisions. Another well-known recruit who continues to produce on the circuit.

West immediately stands out with his 6-5 frame and arm talent. Seeing him live confirmed what shows up on film — a quarterback who can drive the football and operate comfortably in a fast-paced setting. He looked locked in throughout competition and threw with purpose from rep to rep. With his physical tools and continued exposure, this offseason could be an important one for his trajectory.

One of the more impressive first-time evaluations on the circuit. Patton brings legitimate 6-3 size and generates noticeable velocity with a quick release. He showed consistent ball placement throughout tournament play and looked comfortable attacking throws outside the numbers. The recent Venice transfer appears positioned for a strong developmental climb as he continues building experience.

Collins turned in one of the more memorable performances of the circuit so far. Built at 6-2, 195 pounds, he looks physically ready for Friday night football. What stood out most was the combination of mechanics, arm talent, and composure in competitive situations. His strong Sunday showing earned him Offensive MVP honors and helped solidify his status as an intriguing 2027 QB.

Pyne continues reinforcing his reputation as one of Florida's top quarterbacks in the 2028 class. Competing with Honeybun Elite, he showed the ability to operate efficiently while displaying strong arm strength and accuracy throughout the circuit stops. He stayed poised in high-pressure moments and delivered key throws when needed. His recent Virginia Tech offer reflects the direction his recruitment is heading.

Stracke has been a quarterback to track closely over the past year and validated that again on the circuit. He brings good size, calm poise, and a natural feel for timing and touch. Processes reads well and rarely looks rushed when the field speeds up. One of the more promising young passers in the 2028 class.

The fast-rising freshman lived up to the early buzz during his circuit appearances. A solidly built left-handed quarterback with clean mechanics and confidence attacking downfield. Leonard showed consistent accuracy and comfort running the offense despite his age. Coming off MaxPreps Freshman All-American and Freshman Player of the Year honors, he continues trending upward.

Summer stood out throughout the circuit with his football IQ and steady approach. Competing alongside several of his high school teammates, he showed strong chemistry and leadership. Accurate passer who operates efficiently within structure and understands how to manage an offense.

One of the bigger risers during recent circuit stops. The 6-2 left-handed passer brings an intriguing frame along with coordinated footwork and mechanics. Nearly led his team to a 15U title while displaying timing, arm strength, and growing confidence. With Friday night experience already under his belt, Cubbedge looks poised for a strong spring.

Loydd continues to show advanced traits for his age while competing on the circuit. Running with SlimeyBoyz, he displayed touch, developing field awareness, and impressive composure. A young quarterback whose developmental ceiling remains high as he continues gaining reps.

Sims has quietly stacked productive outings throughout the circuit. His timing with receivers has improved while showing enough arm strength to challenge defenses vertically. Each evaluation shows gradual progression, and his recent ECU offer reflects the direction his recruitment is moving.

Thomas flashed intriguing upside during circuit competition. While his arm talent continues developing, his athleticism adds another dimension to his game. With a strong build, quick acceleration, and the ability to extend plays, he's a quarterback capable of creating offense when structure breaks down.

Barrett has taken advantage of consistent reps on the circuit to continue developing his game. He brings the physical tools to operate as a dual-threat quarterback, and events like this allow him to work through progressions and refine consistency as a passer. The foundation is there, and the continued live competition should help accelerate his growth heading into the next phase of his development.

One of the faster-rising freshmen evaluated on the circuit. Benn showed strong timing, accuracy, and natural confidence running the offense. He processes reads quickly and brings legitimate dual-threat ability with both arm talent and mobility.

Already standing around 6-2, Lora offers appealing physical upside for a young quarterback. Throws a clean football and continues improving his processing speed as competition increases. Being part of a strong program environment should help accelerate his development moving forward.

First live circuit evaluation produced a strong impression. Dyer showed smooth footwork, a clean release, and the ability to throw with touch while on the move. Consistent from rep to rep and looked comfortable in competitive situations.

Washington entered the circuit with growing buzz and flashed why during tournament play. Athletic traits and confidence stand out immediately, especially when extending plays outside the pocket. Continued development in timing and chemistry with receivers will be key, but the upside remains evident.

Dutt has continued building momentum across the ECS circuit with steady performances throughout the offseason. He's comfortable extending plays and delivers a smooth, catchable deep ball when pushing the field vertically. A track athlete as well, his speed and athleticism translate when plays break down, giving him the ability to escape pressure and create outside the pocket.

Vigne made a solid impression during his first circuit appearance. Throws with confidence and shows encouraging arm talent and accuracy. After transferring from Cocoa Beach to Titusville following a productive season (1,924 yards, 18 total TDs), he looks positioned to be a steady presence as the program continues to build.

Cubbedge showed advanced traits for his age group. He separates with tempo and subtle head movement rather than just speed, which makes him difficult to mirror in short areas. Strong body control at the catch point and consistently wins in contested situations. When Paced Labor needed a conversion, he was the primary option. Also showed vocal leadership traits and athleticism playing in the middle defensively. Earned MVP honors and backed it up with production.

Caldwell is a smooth, controlled route runner who understands spacing. He finds soft spots in coverage, tracks the ball naturally, and transitions in and out of breaks without wasted movement. Not flashy, but consistently productive. Continues trending toward a strong spring. Had one of the top moments of the weekend.

Smith impacted the game on both sides. Offensively, he stresses coverage with pacing and burst, and he understands leverage in 7v7 concepts. Defensively, he covered ground well and communicated pre-snap. Competitive kid who plays with urgency. One of the more complete two-way performers in his division.

Elliot was a reliable target throughout the weekend. Works zones effectively and has enough vertical ability to threaten over the top. Catches the ball cleanly and looks comfortable operating at multiple levels. A young receiver whose consistency stood out more than anything.

Hargrove brings legitimate length and catch radius for his class. Extends naturally away from his body and finishes through contact. Flashed the ability to win at receiver and compete at DB. The physical tools are ahead of schedule, and continued strength development will determine how quickly he rises.

Lockett plays with speed and shiftiness on the perimeter but also showed he can operate inside when needed. Strong hands and good frame allow him to win through contact. Production matched the physical profile this weekend.

McClendon's combination of size and athleticism made him difficult to defend in isolated matchups. Shows comfort high-pointing the football and finishing above defenders. Still refining route detail, but the natural ball skills and competitive edge are there.

At 6-5, 175, Blunt offers clear boundary upside. Long frame, extended catch radius, and the ability to work vertically. Strong hands through traffic. Continued physical development will be important, but the frame and traits project well.

Physically impressive at 6-3, 185. Looks the part immediately. Shows comfort in both man and zone, tracks the ball well, and competes at the catch point. Logged multiple interceptions this weekend. A prospect whose stock should rise with more exposure this spring.

Nelson brings verified speed to the field. Explosive off the line and capable of flipping field position in a single play. Production reflected the traits — defenders had to respect his vertical ability all weekend.

Hall played with consistent effort and competitiveness. Reliable hands and willingness to attack the football in traffic. Shows encouraging all-around athletic traits and projects as a rising young prospect with continued development.

First time seeing Collins live, and he checked plenty of boxes immediately. Built at a solid 6-2, 195 pounds, he physically can get it done in Friday night football, but what stood out most was the combination of mechanics and arm talent in a competitive setting. Delivered with confidence throughout Sunday play and ultimately stole the show, earning Offensive MVP honors. A strong momentum builder heading into spring evaluation season.

The young lefty threw with impressive velocity all weekend, consistently delivering tight spirals and showing comfort operating within structure. Helped lead Team Takeoff to a 15U championship while displaying poise beyond his age, good enough for MVP honors. Strong chemistry with multiple receivers and calm decision-making made this an encouraging performance ahead of his first high school spring period.

One of the bigger risers from the weekend. The 6-2 left-handed passer already brings an appealing frame, but it's the coordination between footwork, mechanics, and arm strength that stands out. Nearly guided his team to a 15U title while flashing advanced timing and confidence. With existing Friday night experience, Cubbedge looks poised for a potential jump this spring.

A fast-rising freshman who immediately caught attention. Benn showed strong timing, accuracy, and natural confidence throughout the weekend. Reads developed quickly, and he consistently knew where to go with the football. A legitimate dual-threat option who impacts games with both arm talent and athleticism. Early signs point toward a quarterback with significant long-term upside.

Washington entered the offseason with growing buzz and showed flashes of why. Athletic traits and natural confidence stood out, especially when extending plays. Continued development in timing and receiver chemistry will be key this spring, but the tools and upside make him an intriguing name to monitor moving forward.

One of the more impressive young prospects at the event. Wolfe already carries a 6-1 frame at a very early stage, but it was the accuracy and composure that truly stood out. Consistently delivered precise throws even when defenses anticipated the read. Displayed leadership, mechanics, and advanced ball placement — exactly the type of early prospect 7v7 settings help identify.

Turpin looked the part regardless of age division. A physically developed young quarterback with smooth mechanics and strong ball placement. Showed impressive touch late in play clocks, fitting throws into tight windows with confidence. One of the more polished overall passers seen throughout the weekend.

Thomas flashed high upside traits throughout the weekend. Arm talent showed promise, but his athleticism as a runner will add another dimension to his game. Stout build, quick acceleration, and toughness through contact make him dangerous when plays break down. A varsity breakout — and recruiting attention — feels inevitable.

Sims continues stacking productive showings on the circuit. Displayed improved timing with receivers and enough arm strength to challenge defenses vertically. Each evaluation shows steady growth across multiple areas of his game. A recent ECU offer reflects his trajectory, and spring football will be an important proving period.

Put together a solid and efficient weekend performance. Showed consistent accuracy and sound decision-making throughout competition. Entering a key offseason as a senior where continued development and exposure will be important.

Sanford delivered one of the better Sunday performances of the weekend. He relies on timing, confidence, and improved pocket presence. Nearly guided his team into championship contention while showing noticeable growth in accuracy and command. Trending toward a strong senior campaign.

Already standing around 6-2, Lora brings intriguing physical upside. Throws a clean, catchable football and continues developing processing speed against faster defenses. Competing within a strong program environment should accelerate growth as timing and decision-making continue to improve.

A confident young passer with encouraging physical tools. Brings size and developing arm strength at 6-3, 205 pounds while showing steady progression throughout the weekend. Spring practice reps will be important for refining consistency and understanding defensive looks at the next level of competition.

One of the more enjoyable quarterbacks to watch. Price consistently delivered accurate throws while demonstrating strong awareness within the offense. Efficient decision-making and confidence allowed him to keep drives moving throughout the weekend.

Showed strong ball placement and improving timing across multiple games. A productive weekend that highlighted developmental progress and growing comfort operating within rhythm.

Flashed solid arm strength and the ability to deliver quality throws throughout the event. Still developing consistency, but the tools are present and progression remains noticeable.

Williams turned in a steady showing as a rhythm passer who operated comfortably within structure. Displayed encouraging composure and projects as a quarterback trending toward a larger offensive role moving forward.

Walker turned in one of the top quarterback performances of the weekend regardless of age group, showcasing solid footwork and a clean, consistent ball. His strong showing earned him Offensive MVP honors and highlighted the upside he brings moving forward.

One of the more impressive QBs to watch this offseason, Roundtree continues to show why his name keeps gaining traction. A strong-armed passer with athleticism and natural leadership traits, he already carries himself like a veteran while leading his high school program. He's closing in on a pivotal spring period with significant momentum.

Ferdinand was the most complete receiver I saw all weekend. Consistently created separation, showed dependable hands, and won at every level of the field. Clean route runner with vertical upside who continues gaining traction on the recruiting trail.

Carried over his Friday night production into the offseason. Speed and explosiveness consistently flipped field position, giving offenses a big-play threat. Trending upward heading toward spring ball.

A natural playmaker who brought highlight moments all weekend. Burst, separation ability, and field awareness made him one of the more electric receivers in attendance. Continued physical development raises his ceiling even more.

High-motor slot receiver who consistently won underneath. Sharp routes, quick breaks, and reliable hands made him a steady chain mover throughout the weekend.

A major factor in AP3 Elite's 18U championship run. Reliable target who handled heavy volume and delivered in key moments, including a clutch double-move touchdown late. Tough, productive, and consistent.

Nearly unguardable from the slot. Precise route runner with strong hands and excellent footwork. Constantly created problems in space regardless of size matchups.

Played with confidence and produced downfield. Good size paired with physical catches stood out. Recently earned FIU and Liberty offers — momentum clearly building.

Fast-rising receiver who flashed burst and competitiveness early in pool play. Made enough impact plays to demand attention heading into camp season.

Impact player on both sides of the ball. Offensively created spacing issues with smart route pacing, while defensively brought communication and leadership. True MVP-type presence.

Made the catch of the weekend with a one-handed end-zone grab. Beyond the highlight, showed separation ability and natural feel for the game. High-upside young prospect to monitor long-term.

Reliable and productive target with strong hands and physical play style. Gets off the line well and consistently finishes through contact. Quarterback-friendly receiver.

Underrated defensive back who continues stacking strong showings. At 6-0, 190, combines coverage ability with physicality in run support. Important offseason ahead with camp exposure coming.

Reliable chain mover who consistently found soft spots in coverage. Stayed available for quarterbacks and delivered in key situations.

Strong frame and dependable hands stood out, especially working the middle of the field. Athletic profile suggests potential upside at nickel defensively as well.

At 6-5, brings immediate size advantages. Showed strong hands and vertical playmaking ability. Focus now shifts to stacking consistent performances heading into a key offseason.

One of the more intriguing young prospects physically. Long frame, strong catch radius, and ability to win contested throws stand out early. A prospect likely to rise quickly once camp season begins.

Rare size-athleticism combo at 6-5, 290. Even in a 7v7 setting, his movement skills and frame stand out. High-upside trench prospect with long-term potential.

Fast-rising freshman adding to the growing wave of young talent coming out of Brevard County. Warrick put together a strong weekend performance, earning Defensive MVP honors while helping FlawdaYardBoyz capture the 18U championship.

Came in motivated and showed clear growth throughout the weekend. Competed well against top receivers and displayed improved technique and confidence.

Holloway continues to make noise week after week on the 7v7 circuit, emerging as a fast-rising 2029 prospect. He's building steady momentum heading toward spring ball, showing playmaking ability and comfort at wide receiver. A nice-looking athlete with real danger once the ball is in his hands.

Patton checked plenty of boxes seeing him live for the first time. At a legit 6-3, he brings good size, and the ball jumps off his hand with noticeable velocity. Showed consistent ball placement throughout the weekend and looked comfortable pushing throws outside the numbers. The recent Venice transfer looks positioned for a strong developmental climb heading toward spring practices.

Pyne continues reinforcing his status as one of Florida's top 2028 quarterbacks. Playing with Honeybun Elite, he displayed arm strength, accuracy, and strong command of the offense. Stayed poised under pressure situations and delivered in key moments. Recently earning a Virginia Tech offer reflects the trajectory his game is on right now.

Seeing Loydd early this offseason again confirms his upside — operates well beyond his age. Competing with SlimeyBoyz, he threw with touch, showed early field awareness, and handled the offense with veteran-like composure. High developmental ceiling with steady growth already visible heading into his next season.

One of the younger quarterbacks who popped during the weekend. Butler already carries a 6-2 frame and competed up an age group while helping FlawdaYardBoyz capture the 15U title. Displayed encouraging ball placement and natural arm talent. Early upside prospect worth tracking long-term.

Stracke continues to validate his progression each time out. Good size, calm presence, and strong timing stood out in live reps. Processes quickly and stays composed when plays speed up — traits that translate well beyond the 7v7 setting.

Dutt showed noticeable improvement and nearly guided Trinity Elite to an 18U championship. Smooth deep ball paired with mobility makes him difficult to defend in space. His track background shows up when extending plays and escaping pressure.

Fresh off a strong junior season, Seabrook carried momentum into the weekend and helped AP3 secure the 18U championship. Played efficient football — decisive with reads, limited mistakes, and showed strong chemistry with receivers throughout competition.

Brown helped lead one of the weekend's most entertaining teams in 1KElite. Started multiple games and earned recognition as a top QB performer by staff and coaches. Continues trending upward as a name gaining traction on the circuit.

One of the sleeper risers on the 7v7Elite circuit. Basis stacked together strong performances dating back to the South Florida Regional and followed it up with another productive weekend. Entering a key offseason where continued development could elevate recruiting attention.

One of the more enjoyable quarterbacks to watch throughout the weekend. Consistently delivered accurate throws and showed strong awareness of where to go with the football. Efficient, confident, and productive showing overall.

Carr's offseason work is beginning to show. After gaining early exposure through college visits, he looked more comfortable competing with Manatee 7v7's 15U group. Showed growth in confidence and decision-making while continuing to develop physically.

Lee showed solid mechanics and good timing this weekend. Good to see him again since competing well on a bus tour. He wasn't fazed by the competition and delivered confidently. Should continue to rise if he keeps developing at this rate.

Bowler turned in a solid weekend with Apex Elite. Good rhythm passer who looked comfortable operating within structure. A young quarterback trending toward a larger role moving forward.

One of the younger prospects playing up who handled the moment well. Showed arm talent and composure despite competing against older competition — encouraging signs early in his development.

The Pittsburgh commit came out to get quality reps with the DoughBoyz, and you can see the continued growth even in a relaxed 7v7 setting. Verpaele looks confident, throws with purpose, and brings legit dual-threat ability with verified speed. Even outside of a game environment, the progression is noticeable as he prepares to take the next step.

Hard to understand why Sonnenberg isn't talked about more. For his size, he's a very good athlete and clearly respected by his teammates. Watching him work in space with the DoughBoyz showed his conditioning and mobility, but on Friday nights he's a powerful interior presence. Strong base, natural strength, and good footwork make him effective in multiple run schemes.

First in-person look, and he stood out right away. Harvey was the best overall athlete at the event and consistently showed two-way ability. He can win above the rim as a receiver or compete at DB against top targets. Physical, versatile, and still developing — college coaches need to get eyes on him sooner rather than later.

My biggest riser from the weekend. Bland stacked successful reps in both 7v7 and 1-on-1s, showing confidence and natural ball skills. He plays the position with awareness, made multiple plays on the ball, and flashed high football IQ. His athleticism also gives him flexibility to contribute offensively.

One of the more impressive athletes on the field. Scott showed reliable hands and real run-after-catch ability. After digging into his background, it's clear he's trending up fast in the Brevard area. Solid production last season and positioned well for a strong spring and summer.

First live look and came away encouraged. Vigne throws with confidence, shows good arm talent, and delivers an accurate ball. After transferring from Cocoa Beach to Titusville following a productive season (1,924 yards, 18 total TDs), he looks like a steady piece as the program continues to build.

Another athlete who feels under-recruited. At 6-3, McKenzie has a solid frame and functional athleticism. This was my second time seeing him compete, and the upside is there. Late to the recruiting cycle, but he can help a college roster if he finds the right fit and gets to camps this offseason.

Rising sophomore who came out to compete and get reps. Looked comfortable throwing throughout the day and handled red-zone and fade-ball situations well during 1-on-1s. Development-stage prospect with tools worth monitoring heading into spring.

One of the top defensive backs at the event. Dunlap wasn't afraid to take on any matchup during 1-on-1s and held his own consistently. Physical, competitive, and technically sound despite being undersized. Plays with confidence and good hands.

Grant made several positive plays in coverage and shows a workable frame. Continued speed development and added strength will be important this offseason. A late bloomer who needs camp exposure to find the right college fit.

Rivers was productive out of the slot all weekend. Consistently open, caught everything thrown his way, and finished with two tough touchdowns. Reliable target who made the most of his opportunities.

Michely was the most complete wideout I saw all weekend. Consistently open, dependable hands, and comfortable winning at multiple levels of the field. Runs clean routes, finishes through contact, and flashes real vertical upside. A prospect whose offseason development should be closely tracked.

Lennear looked every bit like a national-level prospect. Explosive off the line, advanced release package, and effortless separation. Attacks the football with confidence and plays with a polished rhythm that's hard to disrupt. Long-term ceiling remains very high.

A fast-rising 2027 who made his presence felt early. Showed good burst and aggressiveness working into coverage. Made enough plays in pool play to stand out, making him a name worth monitoring before the camp circuit ramps up.

One of the top-ranked 2028 receivers out of New Jersey, and the physical profile immediately stands out. Long, lean, and difficult to defend in space, Forster consistently won on contested throws. At 6'4" with verified speed, he moves unusually well for his size and understands how to high-point the football. His offer list reflects it — and it's only growing.

Smith was the driving force behind Manatee's 18U championship run. Dominated from the slot, absorbed a heavy workload, and stayed productive deep into the weekend. Reliable target with toughness and consistency snap to snap.

Played with visible confidence and backed it up with tough catches and downfield production. Has good size and is starting to gain traction on the recruiting trail, recently picking up offers from UConn and Liberty. Trending in the right direction.

McClover put together a strong two-day showing. At 6'2", he brings a physical presence and showed the ability to impact the game in multiple ways. Flashed strong hands and vertical playmaking ability. The tools are there — now it's about stacking consistent performances heading into a pivotal season.

Williams was a steady chain-mover and constant outlet for his quarterbacks. Routinely found space, stayed available, and delivered in key moments. His reliability and ability to consistently win reps were crucial to his team's success.

Made the most of his opportunities and competed at a high level throughout the weekend. Continued exposure in events like this should help elevate his profile.

A 6'6" matchup problem who's hard to account for in a 7v7 setting. Uses his frame well and flashes strong receiving upside. As his role expands, production should follow. High-upside long-term prospect.

An underrated receiver who quietly put together a strong day. Runs disciplined routes, catches the ball cleanly, and showed enough speed to stress coverage. Did the details right and consistently moved the chains.

The freshman made the trip count. Routinely won reps, created highlight moments, and earned respect from coaches and evaluators. Early-stage prospect who needs to keep stacking reps, but the confidence and competitiveness stood out.

One of the hardest-working route runners at the event. Plays fast, attacks his breaks, and finishes with strong hands. Brings energy and a clear big-play element to the position.

A quarterback I've tracked for a while and now confirmed in a live 7v7 setting. Stracke looks the part with good size, calm poise, and a strong understanding of timing and touch. Processes reads early and stays composed when the field speeds up. One of the more promising passers in the 2028 class and a name that continues to trend in the right direction.

First in-person look at the fast-rising lefty, and the hype checked out. Solidly built freshman with confidence in his arm and approach. Mechanics are clean for his age, accuracy was consistent, and he wasn't shy about attacking downfield. Fresh off earning MaxPreps Freshman All-American and Freshman Player of the Year honors. High-upside quarterback with a bright trajectory.

Hernandez was lights out all weekend, capping it off with a 15U championship and MVP honors. Good-sized lefty at 6-foot-2 who consistently delivered accurate throws and strong ball placement. Showed command of the offense and operated with confidence throughout the event. Officially added to the 2028 QB watch list.

Led YNS Elite to a strong Championship Sunday, finishing with a 14U title in a competitive bracket. Played with confidence and flair, but backed it up with production and control. Efficient, composed, and productive en route to earning Offensive MVP honors for the weekend.

One of the more impressive developmental performances of the weekend. Johnson improved with every rep, showing growth, confidence, and consistency as the event went on. The 2028 QB class continues to impress, and Johnson is a great example of a prospect with real upside still waiting for broader recognition.

One of the more confident and accurate young quarterbacks in pool play. Showed strong command, decisiveness, and consistent ball placement. Even while playing up an age group, Plese stayed composed and comfortable. A 2029 quarterback worth tracking closely moving forward.

Summer stood out for his football IQ and accuracy. Competed alongside his high school teammates and showed leadership and chemistry throughout the weekend. Smart, efficient quarterback who plays within structure and understands how to manage an offense. Reliable presence in the 2027 class.

First live evaluation, and Dyer made a strong impression. Smooth footwork, clean release, and excellent touch on the move. Consistent from rep to rep — not just a flash player. Steady performer whose name could gain serious momentum with a few breakout games.

Made the trip down from New York and held his own against strong South Florida competition. Showed poise after travel and delivered several quality throws during pool play. One of the better 2027 quarterbacks from his state and a solid showing in a tough environment.

Really impressive weekend and could contend for one of the top QB risers in attendance after looking over his body of work from the South Florida Regional weekend. Set up for a crucial offseason to help boost his recruiting stock.