Notable 2023 Dual-Threat Quarterbacks

&nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="202553" first="Mitch" last="Johnson"], Mountain View HS</strong> Johnson has very nice size and a strong build for the position with a big time arm downfield and shows good toughness when standing tall under pressure. Staying light on his feet and active in the pocket, he has a quick release while excelling on the intermediate and deep throws and does not lose much touch or ball spin when throwing on the run. &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="87427" first="Gabe" last="Downing"], Olympia HS</strong> Downing is a terrific athlete in and out of the pocket with some good arm talent when on the run and when moving outside the pocket. He can push the ball downfield and puts good air underneath it on deeper throws while fitting it into tight windows on both in-breaking and outbreaking routes. When under pressure, Downing has elite pocket mobility and short area quickness when avoiding pass rushers and can extend plays with his feet. &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="202533" first="River" last="Lien"], Glacier Peak HS</strong> River is a true dual-threat signal caller with a big time arm that puts good air under deep balls and throws his receivers open when throwing vertically. While evading pressure and moving around the pocket, He can make off platform throws in the intermediate game while keeping his eyes downfield. On the run, he has some twitch when making defenders miss in the open field and a nice initial burst through the first level. &nbsp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="155562" first="Amari" last="Goodfellow"], Auburn HS</strong> Goodfellow is a very athletic kid with elite pock awareness and open field speed. In the passing game, he can air it out downfield with good velocity and spin while able to fit it into tight windows if needed and allowing his receivers to run underneath. The 2023 prospect also does a good job at taking what is given by scanning the field well and moving through his progressions and moves defenders with his eyes. &nbsp; <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><em><strong>Other dual-threat signal callers..</strong></em></span> <strong>Raesean Eaton, West Valley HS</strong> <strong>Kamron Korrell, Mount Si HS</strong>