2026 Lone Star Signal Callers to Watch Next Season

Tom Tabler January 6, 2024 @ 06:48 PM

The offseason is in full swing in the Lone Star State. However, the talent level in the state is not decreasing one bit. In this article, we are shifting our focus a bit to the quarterbacks in the class of 2026. The quarterback position for the class of 2026 is going to open plenty of eyes over the next few months.   [player_tooltip player_id='284178' first='Kyden' last='Barker']-Quarterback-Galveston Ball-6'2” 190-Pounds   [player_tooltip player_id='284178' first='Kyden' last='Barker'] does an impressive job of throwing the football with accuracy. He does a good job of completing passes to all areas of the field. Barker has a good sense of when the pocket is breaking down. He is a signal caller that knows when to use his legs to escape the pocket. Barker keeps his eyes down the field to make the throw and uses his legs as a last resort. Barker is a quarterback to watch out for over the next couple of seasons.   [player_tooltip player_id='950570' first='Romin' last='Seymour']-Quarterback-Manvel-6'4” 175-Pounds   [player_tooltip player_id='950570' first='Romin' last='Seymour'] is an athletic prospect at the quarterback position for Manvel. Seymour has a strong arm and does a great job of using it to keep opposing defenses honest. He does an excellent job of throwing the deep ball with accuracy. Seymour has the athleticism to pull the ball down and use his legs to extend drives. The Manvel quarterback is a prospect to watch out for over the next couple of seasons.   Grant Smith-Quarterback-Grand Oaks-6'3” 200-Pounds   Grant Smith has already caught the eyes of Baylor, Texas A&M, and Baylor. All three programs have offered scholarships to Smith. He does a great job of keeping opposing defenses honest with the deep ball. Smith has good command of the pocket, and he is another signal caller that knows when he needs to use his legs. Smith is a prospect at the quarterback spot to keep an eye on over the next couple of seasons.   Case Cheff-Quarterback-Celina-6'0” 170-Pounds   Case Cheff is an impressive prospect that will open eyes on both sides of the football. However, we are going to look at his abilities at the quarterback position. Cheff does a great job of reading the defense and finding the open wide receiver. He can fit the ball into some tight windows. Cheff has the arm strength to test the opposing secondary deep and keep the safeties from crowding the line of scrimmage. He is a prospect with the potential to put up some big numbers in 2024.   [player_tooltip player_id='797166' first='Brock' last='Burkett']-Quarterback-Keller-5'11” 170-Pounds   The Keller signal caller has no problem using his athletic ability to escape the pocket and make the throw down the field. He throws the deep ball with accuracy and is not afraid to test the secondary deep. Burkett forces the opposing defense to adjust to him and he is a threat to use his legs to extend drives. Burkett is a signal caller with the potential to have several big seasons over the next couple of years. He is a player to watch out for next season.

The offseason is in full swing in the Lone Star State. However, the talent level in the state is not decreasing one bit. In this article, we are shifting our focus a bit to the quarterbacks in the class of 2026. The quarterback position for the class of 2026 is going to open plenty of eyes over the next few months.