Class of 2022 Under the Radar: QB

There are 22 Quarterbacks that are in the top 150 for the class of 2022.  As such, there is quite a bit of talent at the signal calling position for the upcoming Senior class.  Here are 5 quarterbacks who should receive more attention from colleges in the next year. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="35595" first="Jet" last="Dineen"], 5’11, 180, Lawrence Free State</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="35595" first="Jet" last="Dineen"] is the 8th ranked QB and the 59th ranked player in the class of 2022.  He scans the field well as he is dropping back, reads the defense, uses his very good quickness and elusiveness when LB are blitzing from the outside and up the middle as he escapes the rush while making good decisions with the football as he delivers an accurate ball while making all the throws on the passing tree.  On QB design runs, he uses his very good play speed and athletic ability as he accelerates to top speed quickly while in the secondary, displays good play strength as he can break tackles from LB and is fast enough to run away from DB en route to large gains. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="35597" first="Kobe" last="Davis"], 5’11, 165, Riverside</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="35597" first="Kobe" last="Davis"] led the Cyclones to the 3A playoffs in 2020 and looked very good last season. He is the 9th ranked QB and the 61st ranked player overall in the class of 2022.  He feels the pressure in the pocket coming from the outside and uses his good play speed and athletic ability to escape the rush from LB and DL while keeping his eyes down the field and delivers an accurate ball while on the move.  When he is in the pocket, he uses his good football intelligence to read the defense and delivers the deep ball with accuracy and touch or puts the ball on short and intermediate throws in a spot where only the receiver can catch it.  He has good mobility as as he displays the ability to get to the outside and turn the corner picking up large gains in the process. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="35574" first="Bradley" last="Neill"], 6’0, 140, Buhler</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="35574" first="Bradley" last="Neill"] led the Crusaders of Buhler High School to a 6-4 record and a trip to the 4A playoffs in 2020.  He is the 10th ranked QB and the 74th ranked player overall in the class of 2022.  He stands tall in the pocket, reads the defense very well, is able to scan the entire field while making multiple reads and is able to make all the throws with very good arm strength and accuracy and a quick release.  He also uses his athletic ability on QB design runs and bootlegs to pick up a first down with ease. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="35611" first="Jace" last="Doerksen"], 5’10, 150, Inman</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="35611" first="Jace" last="Doerksen"] is the 11th ranked QB and the 82nd ranked player overall in the class of 2022.  In 2020, he led the Teutons of Inman to an 8-3 record and deep into the 1A playoffs.  He makes quick reads and delivers the ball on deep passes with accuracy and touch while throwing short and intermediate passes to the correct shoulder of the receiver maximizing yards after the catch.  He is able to escape the rush by using his quickness and agility as he scrambles up the middle or to the outside for a first down.  On option runs, he uses his play speed and elusiveness to escape LB and DL to pick up large gains. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="99712" first="Kamarion" last="Hart"], 6’1, 160, Wichita East</strong> [player_tooltip player_id="99712" first="Kamarion" last="Hart"] is the 12th ranked QB and the 88th ranked player overall in the class of 2022.  In 2020, he made the switch from WR to QB late in the season.  He is able to make multiple quick reads while dropping back to pass as he quickly finds the open man, uses his very good play strength and contact balance to break tackles from DT and puts the ball on the correct shoulder of the receiver maximizing yards after the catch. &nbsp;