Way Too Early: 2021 Quarterbacks to Watch
Today we'll look at six names at quarterback to keep on your radar next year in no particular order from the Class of 2021.
<strong>Trey Feeney, QB, Moorhead</strong>
Feeney is a key player that had 42 touchdowns (29 pass, 13 rush) last season for the Spuds. He reminds me of a lot of <strong>Aiden Bouman</strong> of Buffalo but plays a little bit more elusive with running the ball as a dual-threat. Has great QB size at 6'3, and was the most accurate quarterbacks in Minnesota last season at almost 74% as his completion percentage.
<strong>Andrew Gotziman, QB, Minneapolis Washburn</strong>
Gotziman is what I call a "fire pop" quarterback meaning he likes to get the ball out quickly. He also has the outstanding arm strength and loves to throw the deep ball as well. 16 touchdowns to only 3 interceptions make him "one" of the big quarterback arms in the Minneapolis City Conference.
<strong>Alex Berreth, QB, Farmington</strong>
Berreth is an excellent ball thrower on the run for the Tigers to watch for. He'll lose <strong>Johnathan Mann </strong>to the Gophers next year, but expect Berreth to still throw the ball close to his 67% completion percentage in 2020 as his quick release makes the secondary get a little tense especially when he throws beyond 10 yards.
<strong>Nathan Eberhart, QB, Rochester Century</strong>
Eberhart has great awareness when it comes to finding the small seems in the defense. A known pocket passer, Eberhart hits the gap with his receivers with ease. He was around 62% with his completion percentage and I look for him to gain a little more arm strength to his resume in 2020.
<strong>Gavin Storbeck, QB, Blue Earth</strong>
Storbeck has a quick release but also is an agile runner at quarterback as well. Storbeck is one of those pocket passers that's not afraid to flee the pocket and run for big gains for Blue Earth. Look for Storbeck to be another QB to watch out of the 507 area code.
<strong>Zach Yeager, QB, Minneapolis North</strong>
Notice how earlier I said how <strong>Gotziman </strong>is one of the QB threats in the Minneapolis City Conference? Zach Yeager is the other 2021 to watch for out of Minneapolis. His 34 total touchdowns (27 pass, 7 rush) and his mobility and arm strength are what stand out to me. His ability to run hard out of the pocket and throw on the run especially the deep ball is what makes Yeager a stud. He is a Division I talent brewing out of Minneapolis North.
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