Michigan's Sleeper Quarterbacks

It doesn't matter if we're talking Middle School football or the NFL; The Quarterback is the most important position. That said, the Quarterback is also the most scouted and recruited position. Here, I'll list a few sleeper QBs!    I've covered Hunter quite a bit as of late, but I absolutely couldn't keep him off this list. This will be a retread of my past coverage, as I've said just about everything I've needed to say about Hunter. Naturally talented, with great throw power and tremendous accuracy downfield. Quarterbacks playing 8-man football oftentimes get written off, and I would have if Hunter didn't have an incredible day at the MHSAA Showcase in Farmington. Against some of the best DBs in Oakland country, Hunter consistently put the ball in a place where only his receiver could get it. I don't think Hunter has the experience or IQ to play in the GLIAC, but I would recommend any D3 or NAIA team take a close look at Hunter.     Jadon is the presumed starter for Dakota this next season. As long as he earns the starting nod, I expect Jadon to be a late-bloomer college football prospect. His tape shows exactly what you'd like to see from a MAC Red Quarterback. For one, he's on time with his throws. So many QBs are frankly awful at quick game, but Jadon has demonstrated good quick-game ability, especially when throwing to the middle of the field. Jadon can also use his feet, throw off-schedule, and drive the ball downfield. In addition, he also has the size to get recruited to play at the next level. I know that Baseball is Sport #1 for Jadon, but with a good season at QB, he may consider playing football or both at the next level.     Honestly, I've seen a mixed bag from Brayden these past few months. There's no doubt that he's a capable QB, but time will tell if he's excellent. If I know anything about Rockford, they'll give Brayden every tool imaginable to succeed. Also, I've literally never seen a below-average Rockford QB. I'm confident that Brayden will run the Rockford offense well, and he should quickly become a college prospect this summer. I've seen Rockford develop their players very well throughout a season, and I fully expect Brayden to settle in and improve this Fall. If he can improve his consistency, Brayden is easily a D3 prospect, but may need to stand out a lot more to be a D2 prospect considering his size.     It's not shocking that Grayson doesn't have any offers, considering he's a 2027 prospect. Though, I've seen a lot less talk about Grayson over the past few months. I'm incredibly excited to see Grayson lead Kenowa Hills in the newly formed River Cities Alliance. This is a prospect whose been working incredibly hard for a long time, and he finally gets his chance to shine very soon. For one, Grayson has decent size, long limbs, and is sneaky-athletic. Whenever I watch Grayson, I'm surprised by how well he can use his feet. In addition, he seems to be way ahead of the curve with a few advanced skills such as pocket presence and off-schedule playmaking. I expect Grayson to use his feet a lot this season, and I expect him to convert a ton of off-schedule throws. I feel that it might be difficult for the offense to be perfectly on-schedule because of the overall talent of Kenowa Hills, so it might be difficult to scout Grayson in terms of on-time pocket passing. Regardless, I expect a great season from Grayson followed by a very productive 2025 offseason.     I can't wait for [player_tooltip player_id='1028165' first='Landon' last='Hall']'s Sophomore season. I've very rarely seen a QB as polished as Landon as a freshman. Last season's highlights showed a strong fundamental foundation in addition to great throw power and timing. His timing on out routes are especially impressive, as that's a route that most High School QBs greatly struggle with. Lastly, Landon does a great job standing strong in the pocket until he's forced out. Once he's forced out of the pocket, Landon does a great job keeping his eyes downfield while evading pressure. As long as Landon keeps improving, his upward trajectory will result in GLIAC opportunities at the very least.

It doesn't matter if we're talking Middle School football or the NFL; The Quarterback is the most important position. That said, the Quarterback is also the most scouted and recruited position. Here, I'll list a few sleeper QBs!