Muncie Area Leaders at QB

East Central Indiana features a number of playmakers all over the field. Today, we look at some of the best quarterbacks that the area has on display. [player_tooltip player_id="300060" first="Carson" last="Brookbank"], 6’0, 180 pounds, Shenandoah https://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/carson-brookbank/xrNhuZExEemA0ZFtwg1OMQ/default.htm Mobile right-hander, [player_tooltip player_id="300060" first="Carson" last="Brookbank"] will be back in the fall to take command again of the Shenandoah offense. Brookbank possesses the crucial ability of seeing the field and the defense well. This shows when he runs the read-option. Brookbank watches that back side defender and makes his read accordingly. Brookbank is a consistent running threat, giving defenses something extra to consider. With his arm Brookbank displays solid accuracy. Brookbank makes an impact on defense, as well. He lines up at safety and helps marshal the back end of the defense. He shows the intuition of a quarterback, frequently reading the eyes of the passer and jumping the route. [player_tooltip player_id="300060" first="Carson" last="Brookbank"] will be looking to make a statement in 2022. [player_tooltip player_id="200198" first="Carson" last="Terrell"], 6’2, 198 pounds, Northeastern https://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/carson-terrell/-Swx9KgnEemA0ZFtwg1OMQ/default.htm Dual-threat [player_tooltip player_id="200198" first="Carson" last="Terrell"] routinely finds ways to create a big play and give the offense a spark. Terrell displays good composure in the pocket. He stands in the pocket and goes through his reads, scanning the field for the best situation and matchup to throw the football into. This is just part of his overall ability to protect the football. Last year, Terrell threw only three interceptions, proving that he does not put the ball in harm’s way unnecessarily. Terrell can keep defenders on their toes with his ability to run the football effectively. Terrell tossed for 1,538 passing yards a season ago to go along with 316 rushing yards. Mason Moulton, 6’3, 192 pounds, Yorktown Yorktown’s Mason Moulton will be entering the 2022 season with the goal of improving upon the stellar campaign that he put together in 2021. Last term, Moulton completed 136 of his 254 pass attempts. He racked up 1,858 yards through the air. Moulton threw 16 touchdowns and 13 interceptions a season ago. Moulton added 132 rushing yards as well as half-a-dozen rushing touchdowns. Mason Moulton is on the cusp of reaching high marks this upcoming season. [player_tooltip player_id="107083" first="Dilyn" last="Fuller"], 6’3, 230 pounds, Anderson https://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/dilyn-fuller/_7AmRsEPEemAzfp8ouYFiw/videos.htm [player_tooltip player_id="107083" first="Dilyn" last="Fuller"] sets the standard for Anderson on both offense and defense. At quarterback, Fuller displays great pocket-presence. He goes through his reads, and he navigates the pocket well. Fuller knows exactly when to step up in the pocket and leave the pocket all together to buy himself some more time. Fuller throws well while on the move. He also does a good job of getting the ball out quickly when that is what the play calls for. Fuller can be a running threat as well. Defensively, he is a defensive end who creates all sorts of problems for offensive tackles. On run plays where the point-of-attack is in his vicinity, Fuller stands his ground, not allowing for the hole to open up. He frequently fights off blocks and creates penetration. Fuller can also handle long snapping duties on special teams.