2027 Indiana QBs: Quiet Risers You Should Know About

We're heading over to the QB room in the 2027 class and highlighting a handful of quarterbacks quietly developing teams should know about.    Robinson got some early reps as a freshman, then took over last season and looked completely in control from start to finish. He completed 72% of his passes for 3,155 yards and 42 TDs, operating the offense with confidence and poise. He doesn't waste time in the pocket and consistently takes what's there without hesitation. He sees the field well, throws with timing, and keeps things on schedule. Whether it's layering the ball over the second level or hitting quick game concepts in stride, he's shown he can run the full offense at a high level, and I think he's criminally underrated as of now.     Clayton is a long quarterback with athleticism and raw tools that stand out right away. He throws a clean deep ball and has the arm strength to push it vertically when the opportunity is there. He's a good athlete who can run the read option and extend plays outside the pocket while keeping his eyes downfield. Still early in his development, but there's clear upside if everything starts to click.     Stahley is a fantastic athlete at quarterback who can spin out of pressure and create something out of nothing. He's got real acceleration in the open field and can make defenders miss when the play breaks down. What separates him is his ability to throw on the move, even cross-body, without losing much velocity. The arm talent is there, and he's shown flashes of making some high-level plays. There's a lot to like with where he's at, and it's easy to see why there's buzz around him.     Dennison started to flash late in the year and put together some promising varsity tape. He's comfortable working the middle of the field and looks sharp when rolling to his right, keeping his shoulders square and delivering on time. He's got a good internal clock and rarely holds the ball too long, showing a natural feel for pressure. He's starting to settle in, and the way he finished the year has him trending in the right direction.     Wesson's got a quick release and wastes no time getting the ball out. He sees the field well and does a good job processing what's in front of him, making smart decisions without forcing much. He's also got some mobility to him and can be a dual threat when the play breaks down. There's a natural calm to the way he operates.    Reminder: The Indiana Prep Redzone Combine is next month and if you plan to attend, you can get 10% off with code: ErmanCombine25

We're heading over to the QB room in the 2027 class and highlighting a handful of quarterbacks quietly developing teams should know about.