Top 5 Quarterbacks in South Jersey

We’re back at it again with another breakdown of the top prospect series. Today, we will focus on the top quarterbacks in South Jersey. Scroll down below and check out the young signal callers. Let’s get it started! &nbsp; <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>(25’) Daniel Russo, Vineland </strong></span> <em>6’0 185</em> Mr. Russo had a solid freshman debut. He is an athletic quarterback that can get outside of the pocket and gain positive yardage. Russo is a very confident passer that does a good job throwing in tight windows. He sees the field well displaying good pocket presence. Russo has a good feel for the game with a lot of room to grow. He finished his freshman year going 93-148 with 729 yards, 6 TD’s and 5 INT through the air. On the ground, he had 144 carries for 499 yards and 7 TD’s. With a year under his belt at the varsity level you should expect Russo to be more comfortable. He has tremendous upside heading into this season. &nbsp; <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>(23’) [player_tooltip player_id="214413" first="Frankie" last="Garbolino"], North Brunswick</strong></span> <em>6’3 215</em> Mr. Garbolino is the all-time leading passer at North Brunswick and just received his first offer from Long Island University. He is a big athlete with good height and stands tall in the pocket to survey the field. He is a pro-style quarterback that does well at making the right decisions. Garbolino gets the ball from one hash to another in a hurry. He has good zip on the ball and is accurate on deep and intermediate throws. He finished his sophomore year going 150-248 for 1,857 , 23 TD’s and 11 INT’s. Garbolino is grabbing attention from a few schools but with his junior year approaching you should expect more offers start coming in. Garbolino shows good mechanics and squares his shoulders to the line of scrimmage. Also, does a good job following through on his throws. He is someone who can make an impact at the collegiate level. &nbsp; <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>(23’) [player_tooltip player_id="321766" first="Luke" last="Henrich"], St.Joseph (Mont.)</strong></span> <em>6’0 180</em> Mr. Henrich is a Lehigh University commit. He can throw anywhere on the field, especially when he has a clean pocket. Henrich has good field vision and does well at reading his progressions. He takes what the defense gives him and doesn’t force any throws. Henrich has no problem threading the needle between two defenders. In 2021, he went 75-150 for 1,018 yards, 10 TDs and 4 INT’s. Overall, Henrich is a solid athlete and will prove in his senior season that Lehigh did not make a mistake offering him. He is poised to have a big year. &nbsp; <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>(24’) DeAngello Conquest, Overbrook</strong></span> <em>6’0 180</em> Mr. Conquest has been a starter since his freshman year. He had an impressive sophomore season completing over 60% of his passes. Conquest is a pro-style quarterback that does well at pre-snap recognition. He has a good understanding of what routes concepts are open in certain coverages. Conquest has a strong arm displaying good touch and accuracy. He finished last season going 128-204 for 1,805 yards with 19 TDs and 9 INT’s. Conquest has a lot of room to grow into an elite quarterback. You should expect him to have huge junior season. &nbsp; <span style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>(23’) Christian Rando , Egg Harbor Township</strong></span> <em>6’1 190</em> Mr. Rando is an athletic quarterback that can get it done on both the air and the ground. Rando has a strong arm and can pull it down and run if necessary. He does a good job making smart decisions and staying poise in the pocket. Last season he went 51- 131 for 615 yards with 7 TD’s and 4 INT’s. On the ground, he rushed for 178 yards on 58 carriers and 5 TD’s. Rando will be a key contributor for next season. His leadership and experience will be necessary to make a postseason run.