2025 KY Stock Up Showcase: QB Standouts

This past Sunday, our Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase tour made a stop in Elizabethtown, KY. It was a great camp with a ton of talent on display from the classes of 2025-28. However, some players did stand out above the rest and I will be taking the next few days or so to highlight those top performers at each position. To kick things off, here are the top quarterbacks who caught my attention at Sunday's camp.    [player_tooltip player_id='1270471' first='Neyland' last='Jezik'] took home the QB MVP honors at Sunday's camp. Jezik showed tremendous arm strength which he used to fit passes into tight coverage with ease before opposing defensive backs could react. He also was able to lead his receivers down the field on deep routes to help them create separation from defensive backs. Jezik is a player whose recruitment should start picking up heading into his senior year as he has the talent to play quarterback at the next level.     [player_tooltip player_id='607399' first='Matthew' last='Brady'] made the trip in from Illinois and put together a very impressive performance. He showed off an impressive deep ball, showing the ability to lead his receivers down the field and put the ball where only they could catch it. Brady also showed an impressive quick release in the short passing game, hitting his receivers out of their breaks where they can make catches in stride. Matthew has received some Division I interest and I can see some offers coming his way soon.     [player_tooltip player_id='504243' first='Kace' last='Eastridge'] is a quarterback who has been on my radar for a while now and continued to stand out on Sunday. He showed an impressive quick release, showing the ability to get his hips flipped and ball out of his hands with a sense of urgency to hit his receivers out of their breaks. Eastridge also put a good amount of touch on his passes, showing the ability to put the ball where only his intended receiver could catch it. Kace is committed to play baseball at Eastern Kentucky but should still be an exciting quarterback to watch on the gridiron this season.     [player_tooltip player_id='1311244' first='Mason' last='Trimble'] is another quarterback who has been on my radar for a while now and continued to impress at Sunday's camp. Trimble showed impressive ball placement, showing the ability to put the ball in a spot away from opposing defensive backs where only his intended receiver could make a play. He also showed the arm strength to lead his receivers down the field on deep routes. Trimble has received some college interest and should see his recruitment continued to heat up heading into his senior year.     The final quarterback who stood out to me during Sunday's camp was [player_tooltip player_id='1596007' first='Durelle' last='Loggins']. Loggins showed off a strong arm which he used to stretch the field on deep routes in both the routes on air and 1v1 sessions. He also showed solid accuracy, showing the ability to get passes out of his hands with perfect timing to hit his receivers out of their breaks. Durelle has received some college interest and should be a quarterback to continue to watch heading into his final season.

This past Sunday, our Prep Redzone Stock Up Showcase tour made a stop in Elizabethtown, KY. It was a great camp with a ton of talent on display from the classes of 2025-28. However, some players did stand out above the rest and I will be taking the next few days or so to highlight those top performers at each position. To kick things off, here are the top quarterbacks who caught my attention at Sunday's camp.