Best of the Rest: Uncommitted 2022 QB’s

<em><strong>With such a deep and talented 2022 class across the state, there are still many uncommitted prospects capable of playing at the college level. Here’s a look at some of the top QB’s still available.</strong></em> <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="42818" first="Gage" last="Dayley"], Highland</strong> Dayley capped off an impressive career at Highland by throwing for over 2,500 yards and 28 touchdowns as a senior on his way to a 6A state championship. He’s a natural to the position that possesses savvy athleticism and playmaking ability to improvise and create. Flashes plus arm talent to hit his spots at all three levels with a great ability to throw with touch and mix up velocities. He’s clean with his footwork and mechanics in the pocket while scanning the field and going through his progression. Love his ability to manipulate and escape pressure while keeping his eyes downfield looking for an open target. Holds an offer from Western New Mexico but who ever lands him will get a quality QB that’s a proven winner. https://twitter.com/gage17dayley/status/1470807939749347332?s=20&amp;t=r25LNu13-XwkxroS81-TTQ <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="161970" first="Hunter" last="Kronengold"], Sunrise Mountain</strong> Strong senior campaign saw Kronengold finish with 2,315 yards and 19 touchdowns through the air. At 6’4” 180 lbs. he’s got good size and length for the college level. Possesses a live arm with good mechanics and release to make strong accurate throws all over the field. Love his ability to throw the deep ball with touch and accuracy. He’s a confident passer that’s not afraid to stretch the field vertically or take a chance to fit the ball in a tight window at the short and intermediate levels. Plus arm talent to throw off different platforms or on the run without sacrificing velocity or accuracy. Picked up two D2 offers in February from South Dakota School of Mines and Fort Lewis. https://twitter.com/HunterKroney1/status/1475563280420663299?s=20&amp;t=r25LNu13-XwkxroS81-TTQ <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="100690" first="Caden" last="Cantrell"], Snowflake</strong> Cantrell put up huge numbers as a senior while leading Snowflake to a second straight state championship title throwing for 2,600 yards, 37 touchdowns, with a 130.6 QBR. Possesses a well-built frame at 6’2” 210 lbs. with a versatile skillset that can impact the game in a variety of ways. Love his natural ability and athleticism for the position flashing plus arm strength and the accuracy to hit his spots at all three levels. Shows a great ability to throw with touch and layer the ball over second level defenders. Good presence and mechanics in the pocket, very little wasted movement while showing he can read coverage and work through his progression. Prefers to be a passer but can make big plays with his legs when he needs too. Great competitor and leadership qualities and was voted 3A POY. Holds nine offers from D2/D3 programs but deserves to be more highly recruited. https://twitter.com/CadenCantrell10/status/1344351547019313152?s=20&amp;t=r25LNu13-XwkxroS81-TTQ <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="159393" first="Kenneth" last="Cooper"], Chandler</strong> A lot to like about Cooper’s skillset and upside for the college level. He possesses ideal size, frame, and length at 6’5” 225 lbs. Operates mainly as a pro-style pocket passer but given his size and plus athleticism he’s also a very effective ball carrier that is a tough tackle. Shows strong throwing mechanics and a quick compact release to get the ball out on time with accuracy. Good footwork in the pocket, he’s precise and quick to get into his drop while maintaining a well-balanced throwing platform. Live arm, the ball jumps out of his hand with velocity. Holds an offer from Eastern Kentucky but is severely under recruited given his talent and ability. Will be a steal for whoever lands him. https://twitter.com/kjcooperjr/status/1470516976497823744?s=20&amp;t=r25LNu13-XwkxroS81-TTQ <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="210196" first="Skyler" last="Partridge"], Horizon</strong> Partridge is a dual threat QB that is equally effective with his legs as he is with his arm. He’s an instinctual QB that sees the defense and anticipates well to throw his receivers open with timing and accuracy. Not the biggest guy at 5’10” 170 lbs. but has plus arm strength aided by an accelerated release to get that added trajectory and velocity behind the ball. Love his ability to extend the play and throw on the run to either direction without sacrificing accuracy or arm strength. Finished his senior year by leading Horizon to a state championship victory while throwing for almost 2,600 yards rushing for 700 more and combining for 41 total touchdowns. Has seen a notable increase in his recruiting since the off season and holds offers from a handful of D3 programs. https://twitter.com/PartridgeSkyler/status/1472342089702645762?s=20&amp;t=r25LNu13-XwkxroS81-TTQ <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="42865" first="Zach" last="Wren"], Pinnacle</strong> Wren performed well in his first year as a starter throwing for 2,250 yards and 18 touchdowns battling a tough schedule throughout. He’s a deceptive athlete with good arm strength and accuracy showing the ability to throw from off balanced platforms and various arm angles. High football IQ to run the RPO well and make quick decisive reads. Calm but precise with his footwork in the pocket. Athleticism and awareness allows him to escape pressure and extend to find a downfield target or tuck it and make a play with his legs. He’s shown strong year over year improvement throughout his career and his best football is ahead of him. https://twitter.com/Zachwren_/status/1469057093613150208?s=20&amp;t=r25LNu13-XwkxroS81-TTQ