Sophomore Sleeper Quarterbacks off to a Hot Start

Jake Lemming

September 18, 2024 @ 01:08 PM

The Lone Star State is known for producing talented quarterbacks and the class of 2027 is no exception. Today, we're analyzing some of the top under-the-radar 2027 signal callers in Texas. These guys are off to a great start to the 2024 season and are looking to build on their early success this season. Keep an eye on them as they continue to develop this fall and beyond.   As always, If you have someone you think I need to see, please DM them to me on Twitter at @hsfbscout!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   [player_tooltip player_id='1251337' first='Seth' last='Shuler'], 6'2" 200, Tivy   Shuler has enough arm to stretch the field vertically, he's got easy touch on throws of twenty yards plus, and will take a shot downfield if given 1 on 1 coverage on the outside. He's got a sidearm release, clean footwork and isn't easily rattled by the rush.   Cayson Maupin, 6" 170, Sunnyvale   Cayson does a good job transitioning his weight from his back-half to his front-half, he's a feathery deep ball thrower and can place the football just about anywhere on his target. He's got a smooth release, a quick setup, and knows where the holes are in zone coverage & how to exploit them.   [player_tooltip player_id='473812' first='Jared' last='Hagger'], 6'1" 205, Cypress Springs   Jared stands tall in the pocket with rushers bearing down, his feet stay compact and he doesn't overstride. He shows consistent ball placement, a fiery upper-half, and the ability to tuck it and make plays on the ground with his feet.   [player_tooltip player_id='1244455' first='Jack' last='Devine'], 6'2" 190, Regents School of Austin   Jack knows how to take a little something off throws, he has enough zip to fit the football through tight windows that are closing and will hit his targets in stride. He throws well on the run and can add another dimension to an offense with his ability to run between the tackles.   [player_tooltip player_id='1244451' first='Hank' last='Hendrix'], 6'3" 165, Boerne   A gunslinger with serious arm talent and complete command of an offense. He's got a compact release, he puts plenty of air under his deep shot throws, and can expedite his operation time with pressure coming.   [player_tooltip player_id='1614564' first='David' last='Cooper'], 6'3" 195, Cedar Park   David can adlib to buy himself more time to throw, he throws well off varying platforms and has a bit of a backyard style of play at times. He evades the rush with his eyes searching downfield, he's quite slippery and will make you pay if you miss the first tackle attempt.   [player_tooltip player_id='1852468' first='Hudson' last='Humble'], 5'11" 165, Harker Heights   Hudson can drop the go ball right in the breadbasket, he's tough, dependable, and will use his eyes to hold opposing defenders. He's got good improvisational skills, he's a strong thrower outside the pocket and flings a tight spiral with a simple flick of the wrist.

The Lone Star State is known for producing talented quarterbacks and the class of 2027 is no exception. Today, we're analyzing some of the top under-the-radar 2027 signal callers in Texas. These guys are off to a great start to the 2024 season and are looking to build on their early success this season. Keep an eye on them as they continue to develop this fall and beyond.