Rankings Update: New Class of 2027 Quarterbacks

We recently updated our Class of 2027 Rankings! In this article we are going to share a bit about some of the Quarterbacks we have added to the rankings for this update.    Hudson is the projected starter this season for the Trojans, and is the younger brother of Trojans OL [player_tooltip player_id='875170' first='Nolan' last='Irwin'], an Elon commit. Hudson does look plenty agile and confident in some 7 on 7 highlights over the summer, and he shows good accuracy throwing to all areas of the field. As he grows and gains arm strength, that will help him not have to be almost perfect with his timing on every throw. Hudson also shows good balance and mechanics when he is not rushed to throw in his drop backs.     I have seen Jamouri up close in action and I'm impressed with his overall talent. Jamouri shows some dual-threat ability with good speed and decisive decision-making with the football in his hands. Jamouri has a chance to be a major contributor this season at the QB spot for a Lions team some expect to be title contenders. Jamouri also shows some ability to make throws on the run with accuracy and good pace.     There is a lot to like about this young man. Miles has some impressive arm strength for his size, and I like his accuracy overall. Miles shows the ability to get out of the pocket and keep his head down field and make off platform throws for big plays. I love the fact that Miles also has a 3.8 GPA. That will allow him a multitude of recruiting options when that time comes for him. Being at one of the top programs in the state, he will become a name to know soon as long as he continues on this upward trajectory.     I had two head coaches (Not Pine Lake) reach out to me and say very good things about this young man. It's also rare to see a prospect this young with playoff varsity football experience, but Cameron certainly has that. In that game, Cameron showed a strong ability to make off-platform throws for big gains. I wouldn't classify him as a dual-threat, he is certainly a pocket quarterback who can really hurt you if you give him time to set his feet and make down field reads. With Cameron's size, you can definitely be excited for the future, especially if he hits another growth spurt.     I enjoyed watching Javion's film from last season. Javion does a good job of pushing the ball vertically down the field on a number of seam and go routes with good anticipation. When he is able to be in rhythm and deliver the football, Javion shows strong mechanics. Javion CAN run the football, but I'm not sure I would call him a dual-threat yet - it seemed like the majority of the time he got out of the pocket, Javion was looking to throw more so than just run. Javion also shows a good rhythm on play-action passes - it appears that he was coached very well. Given his height and throws he prefers, Javion could become a pretty good quarterback to keep your eyes on for the future.

We recently updated our Class of 2027 Rankings! In this article we are going to share a bit about some of the Quarterbacks we have added to the rankings for this update.