Top 5 QB in Johnson County

&nbsp; There is no shortage of talent at the QB position in Johnson County.  With 4 of the top 5 quarterbacks in the class of 2021 as well as the top QB for the class of 2022,  Johnson County is a hotbed of talent for the QB position to say the least. &nbsp; <ol> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="35351" first="Jake" last="Wolff"] 6’2 213 Blue Valley</li> </ol> [player_tooltip player_id="35351" first="Jake" last="Wolff"] is the 10^th ranked player and the #1 QB in the class of 2021.  In 2019, Jake passed for 2,118 yds and 15 TD with 11 INT and added 5 rushing TD as well while leading Blue Valley to an 8-4 record and a trip to the 6A semi-finals.  He possesses good size with  a strong arm that can make all the throws.  An accurate passer who delivers the ball into tight windows placing the ball on the correct shoulder to maximize yards after the catch.  He displays good presence in the pocket as he is able to elude defenders while keeping his eyes down the field.  Although  primarily a pocket passer, he shows the ability to pick up a 1^st down with his legs when needed to. &nbsp; <ol start="2"> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="35359" first="Jackson" last="Miller"] 6’2 180 4.42 De Soto</li> </ol> [player_tooltip player_id="35359" first="Jackson" last="Miller"] is the 18^th ranked player and the #2 QB in the class of 2021.  In 2019, Jackson passed for 1,099 yds 17 TD and 2 INT and added 566 yds with 6 TD on the ground.  He possesses good height with a lean, muscular build.  He possesses a strong, accurate arm who can deliver the ball with touch and pinpoint accuracy on short, intermediate and deep routes.   A dual threat, Jackson shows the athletic ability to make defenders miss and can scramble for big gains while displaying good play strength to break tackles from larger defenders on option runs and QB design plays.  In addition, he can make plays outside the pocket delivering the ball accurately while on the move. &nbsp; <ol start="3"> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="35368" first="Ty" last="Black"] 6’1 195 Shawnee Mission Northwest</li> </ol> [player_tooltip player_id="35368" first="Ty" last="Black"] is the 27^th ranked player and the #3 QB in the class of 2021.  In 2019, he passed for 2,708 yds ran for 667 yds and accounted for 40 TD both on the ground and through the air.  He has a strong arm with great accuracy as he can make all the throws delivering an accurate ball all over the field.  A tough player who doesn’t get rattled easily as he is able to complete passes with a defender in his face.  Ty displays excellent play speed as he accelerates quickly avoiding defenders while picking up significant yardage on the ground. &nbsp; <ol start="4"> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="35377" first="Timothy" last="Dorsey"] 6’1 185 Bishop Miege</li> </ol> [player_tooltip player_id="35377" first="Timothy" last="Dorsey"] is ranked 36^th  overall and the #5 QB in the class of 2021.  In ’19, he threw for 3,026 yds with 45 TD and 6 INT.  He also added 193 rushing yds and 4 rushing TD.  He sees the field very well, makes great decisions and delivers short, intermediate and deep passes with excellent touch and pinpoint accuracy while passing the ball with good velocity.  He is a good athlete showing the ability to elude defenders while in the pocket and on the move. &nbsp; <ol start="5"> <li>[player_tooltip player_id="35552" first="Austin" last="Berggren"] 6’3 205 Olathe East</li> </ol> [player_tooltip player_id="35552" first="Austin" last="Berggren"] is the #10 player for the class of 2022 and the #1 QB in his class.  Possesses good size with a lean, athletic build.  He sees the field well as he delivers the ball quickly and accurately all over the field.  He uses his play strength to break tackles from blitzing defenders while on the move and while doing so, can complete passes with ease.  Scrambles primarily on option runs and effectively uses his quickness to outrun LB and DB for big gains. &nbsp; &nbsp;