State of Alabama Early Season Top 5 QB’s – Part II
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Garrett Ames AL #144 QB #11 HEIGHT 6'1" WEIGHT 190 POS QB CLASS 2024 View Profile Garrett Ames State: Alabama School: Mortimer Jordan t Made some outstanding anticipation throws when the route concept was well defined versus the coverage. Overall,…
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- Made some outstanding anticipation throws when the route concept was well defined versus the coverage.
- Overall, was precise and consistent with his ball location, especially when he was clean and secure in the pocket.
- Showed efficient pocket movement in response to pressure re-setting his feet and throwing with a firm base.
- Threw the ball easily on the move with good ball placement. Comfortable thrower with an easy snap delivery.
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- His play doesn’t drop off when under pressure – made an array of quality passes while trying to avoid a heavy pass rush
- He’s a huge threat with his legs – his play-fakes are outstanding, and Mims has the ability to manipulate safeties with his eyes.
- He’s a pure athlete, loose-limbed and flexible. Mims has the speed to pick up yardage in scramble situations.
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- Very confident passer and shows good accuracy, excellent overall vision, and feel when in rhythm.
- Sprays the ball anywhere on the field, especially when given a pocket from which to deliver
- Has an impressive ability to buy time and avoid the pass rush. Doesn’t look to run and is patient waiting for his receivers to get open
- Outstanding quick processor – he goes through his progressions like an experienced vet.
- Has an outstanding infinity for the game and effectively looks off defenders. He’s also a natural in leading receivers and his timing is elite
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- He demonstrates college-level aptitude in key QB fundamentals: thrives under empty sets, executes with precision during two-minute drills, and showcases mobility outside the pocket.
- Rivers has an innate ability to extend plays under duress, making off-schedule plays when things break down.
- His pocket mobility is top-tier, consistently evading the pass rush while keeping his eyes downfield, making him a threat in RPO (run-pass option) situations.
- Rivers manipulates defenses with his eyes, effectively holding safeties and linebackers to create passing lanes. Delivers the ball with zip, especially when threading the needle against tight coverage.
Mac Benson
Mac Benson
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- Shows versatility in his delivery, altering arm angles to throw around defenders while maintaining velocity and accuracy.
- His footwork and agility in the pocket enable him to sidestep pressure, reset, and deliver strikes downfield.
- When the pocket breaks down, Benson remains balanced, demonstrating the ability to change direction swiftly and roll out to create opportunities.
- Open-field awareness is a strength; Benson can capitalize on scrambling lanes while consistently keeping a downfield passing mentality.