Rankings Update: New Class of 2025 Quarterbacks

Prep Redzone North Carolina has updated its Class of 2025 rankings as we get ready to head into a new season of high school football! You can see the full Class of 2025 QB rankings below, in this article I will talk about the new quarterbacks we have added to our rankings for evaluation.     CJ has committed to NC State to play baseball - he is an excellent pitching prospect, which usually makes for a very talented quarterback due to their ability to throw from multiple arm angles. CJ has offers to play football for Charlotte, Eastern Kentucky, and Liberty which speaks to his overall talent on the gridiron. As a quarterback, CJ has a strong arm and shows dual-threat ability to keep drives going in critical situations.     When you look at [player_tooltip player_id='1257574' first='Evan' last='Rambert'], you have to consider his excellent arm strength. That stood out as we added him to our 2025 rankings. Evan has a big chance to explode up these rankings as he has a number of weapons to get the ball to in the Mavericks offense. Evan has one offer currently, but with a strong start to the season, Evan could gain a lot of recruiting attention for himself and put himself in a good place to have a lot of options to play college football.     I personally saw Braydon at a showcase late this spring and I thought he was impressive overall. Braydon shows excellent mechanics and footwork and he has a good arm to deliver the football on time consistently. He is stepping into some big shoes to fill, but he has shown things on film in flashes that give confidence that he should have a good senior year leading this Mavericks program.     I honestly think Jisan is a hidden gem as a quarterback. At 6'1, I observed him in a 7 on 7 tournament this summer. Without some of his top receivers, he was poised and delivered the ball consistently to push his team to the finals of a pretty good group of teams in attendance. Last season he threw for 1700 yards and 16 touchdowns against only 2 interceptions in a run-first offense. I think as a prospect college coaches need to look past the picture of his offense and see him independently as a dual-threat player with upside.     I think Tyler's best football is ahead of him. College coaches will get excited with his size, and he has picked up offers from Averett and St. Andrews so far. His highlight film shows him with excellent touch on the deep ball, the ability to float the ball over underneath defenders to his targets, and he shows some ability to throw on the run, which is a good trait. I think to take the next step, coaches will want to see Tyler really show off arm strength in the intermediate passing game and display the ability to get the ball out fast in pressure situations to downfield receivers.     With an offer from St. Andrews in hand, Hank I think is on his way to having a good overall senior season. I saw Hank up close in person at a Prep Redzone camp this summer, and I came away impressed with what I saw. Even though he is 5'10, Hank displays the traits you like to see in a quarterback - the ability to make throws under pressure, and the ability to escape the pocket, keep your eyes downfield, and make throws for big plays in off-platform situations.     At 6'1 and 185 pounds, I love that Hawke has a 4.425 GPA first off, that will give him any option he may consider after his senior year. Coming off of a 2655-yard, 24-touchdown season throwing the football, Hawke is not far off from being off the waitlist and vaulting into our next rankings update. I absolutely love Hawke's throwing with time and anticipation in a clean pocket. It is consistent when things are optimal around him. Hawke is a pocket passer who should have another strong season and make an appearance off the wait list as long as he is consistent game in and game out.     At 5'9 and 145 pounds, Riley has a chance to step in and lead his team this season from the start. In watching some highlights of Riley, he projects as a dual-threat player who can make some big plays happen outside of the pocket. Riley also shows some ability to place some great touch on the deep ball against single coverage for his wide receivers.     Another smart quarterback here with a 4.1 GPA, I think Will shows some good traits here. I like his film because he shows a number of different skills. Will shows some dual-threat ability to run and escape the pocket efficiently. Will also showed the ability to climb the pocket, keep his eyes downfield, and hit a big throw over the middle. Finally, Will showed some toughness with the ability to run the speed option, make the right read in keeping it, and taking some punishment as a ball carrier, getting back up ready to go.     Similar to another prospect mentioned earlier, I saw Zachary in person at a Prep Redzone showcase this summer, and I thought he was one of the best quarterbacks in attendance. Zachary is also one of the hardest working quarterbacks as he has worked with 7 on 7 teams all offseason working on his craft. Running a 4.49 40-yard time at the Prep Redzone Showcase, Zachary has some dual-threat ability to go along with good accuracy throwing the football overall. I am excited to see Zachary get off to a good start to the season and potentially draw some recruiting interest his way.

Prep Redzone North Carolina has updated its Class of 2025 rankings as we get ready to head into a new season of high school football! You can see the full Class of 2025 QB rankings below, in this article I will talk about the new quarterbacks we have added to our rankings for evaluation.