5A District 15 & 16 Returning QB Analysis

<div id="contentsContainer" class="style-scope qowt-page"> <div id="contents" class="style-scope qowt-page"> With the 2021 season coming to an end, I’m doing a returning prospect analysis for Quarterback from every Classification/District/Region in Florida. There are a lot of young talented prospects and several sleeper prospects that could start getting looks for the next level. Prep Redzone Florida will always promote everybody in hopes of them getting the opportunity of playing college football at the next level. No other prep site brings you more prospects to check out than Prep Redzone Florida!         [player_tooltip player_id="128321" first="Keyone" last="Jenkins"]- Miami Central High c/o 23 6’0 189lbs Jenkins is a very talented player out of Powerhouse Miami Central. Last season he passed for 1283 yards, completed an outstanding 73% of his passes with 17 touchdowns through the air. He also rushed for 164 yards and averaged eight yards per carry with four rushing touchdowns. He was selected first team All-Dade County and was voted offensive MVP at the Under Armour camp in February. He’s a very good student with a 3.4 GPA. Jenkins has a quick release and shows very good ball placement on second third level routes, stands in the pocket and will deliver the ball with the rush bearing down, has above-average athleticism and can use his feet to extend plays or break off long runs, shows the arm strength to hit passes down the seem. Really good prospect. </div> </div> <div id="contentsContainer" class="style-scope qowt-page"> <div id="contents" class="style-scope qowt-page"> Film: <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/11554502/Keyone-Jenkins">https://www.hudl.com/profile/11554502/Keyone-Jenkins</a>   Dylan Tulloch- Miami Central High c/o 23 5’11 Wgt-N/A Tulloch is a very talented player in his own right. Last season backing up Jenkins he passed for 518 yards, completed an outstanding 62% of his passes with seven touchdowns through the air. He also rushed for 88th yards and averaged over seven yards per carry with three rushing touchdowns. He flashes very good arm talent, has the ability to be accurate at all three levels of the field. Film: <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/13412116/Dylan-Tulloch">https://www.hudl.com/profile/13412116/Dylan-Tulloch</a> </div> </div> <div id="pageBorders" class="style-scope qowt-page" contenteditable="false"></div> <div id="contentsContainer" class="style-scope qowt-page"> <div id="contents" class="style-scope qowt-page">   [player_tooltip player_id="128092" first="Antonio" last="Smith"]- Miami Killian High c/o 24 Hgt-N/A Wgt-N/A Smith was a backup last season and had a hand in helping Miami Killian to an impressive 12-2 record and into the regional finals of the state playoffs. In a backup role Smith was still impressive passing for 630 yards, completed a team leading 62% of his passes and threw eight touchdowns. He’s a natural thrower with good mechanics, sees the field well and shows a lot of arm talent and ability. I expect him to be one of the best quarterbacks in the district and in South Florida next season. Film: <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/16048878/Antonio-Smith">https://www.hudl.com/profile/16048878/Antonio-Smith</a>   Byron Holt- Miami Jackson High c/o 23 5’10 160lbs Holt was a bright spot for Miami Jackson in 2021. He’s a dual-threat quarterback that passed for 499 yards and two touchdowns through the air and rushed for 469 yards, averaged seven yards per carry and 2 touchdowns. Dual-threat prospect, his biggest weapon is his legs and shows outstanding long speed (All-Dade Track in 110m hurdles), extremely quick and shows high-level acceleration and burst through the hole, talented athlete that can play multiple positions at the next level. He’s a very good student with a 3.7 GPA </div> </div> <div id="contentsContainer" class="style-scope qowt-page"> <div id="contents" class="style-scope qowt-page"> Film: <a href="https://www.hudl.com/profile/16069386/Byron-Holt">https://www.hudl.com/profile/16069386/Byron-Holt</a> </div> </div>