Shorter Quarterbacks Who Play Big 2022

You don’t have to be over 6’2” to be an effective quarterback. The Ohio class of 2022 is loaded with quarterbacks who are technically and fundamentally sound at playing the position. They also have the intangibles coaches look for in leading their team. Here are a few of the shorter but very talented quarterbacks in the class of 2022. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="124402" first="Braedon" last="Spies"]     6’1” 190     Rocky River</strong> Spies is a true dual threat quarterback in a spread offense that features his talents. He is a very sound quarterback fundamentally and can read coverages better than most quarterbacks. His coaches have designed quarterback runs that allow Spies to keep the defense off guard. Braedon is an elusive enough runner to make defensive backs miss in the openfield. <strong>Coulter Clelland     6’0” 190     Meigs</strong> Clelland is one of the most impressive Division V quarterbacks in the state. He possesses a strong arm and displays both touch and trajectory on intermediate and deep passes. Coulter also can throw the football with velocity on sprint outs and semi-rolls. He can keep plays alive with his feet and runs the draw effectively. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="154226" first="Ethan" last="Fritz"]     6’1” 200     Brunswick </strong> Staying in the pocket and delivering the football in a timely fashion is no problem for Fritz. He can take a hit without flinching and has a quick release of the ball. He also can buy time as he slides in and out of the pocket waiting for his receivers to open. Fritz is especially impressive in the redzone hitting the slants, outs, and fades. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="152584" first="Logan" last="Thor"]     6’1” 170     Sylvania Northview</strong> This Thor can strike like lightening throwing the deep ball. He doesn’t hesitate going vertical on fades, seam routes, and the post. Thor is extremely accurate when throwing on the run and even back across his body on rollouts. He is not shy stepping up in the pocket when under a heavy rush. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="130277" first="Matt" last="Natale"]     6’1” 185     Walsh Jesuit</strong> Natale is an exceptional field general by the way he moves his offense down the field with hitting big vertical strikes or controlled underneath and sideline routes. He drops the deep fade or redzone fade in over the top of defensive backs with extreme accuracy. Natale has impressive poise as he rifles the football on target as his receivers are breaking out of their routes.