Indiana 2027 QBs: Young Guns on the Rise

We're heading over to the 2027 class today to highlight a few quarterbacks on the rise.    Sebanc is a poised lefty with a clean throwing motion, good arm strength, and accuracy to match. At times, he'll try a little too hard to aim the ball, but that's a small thing in the big picture. He's got a good feel for the offense and is athletic enough to make defenses respect him with his legs. He's got good footwork in a clean pocket and can sense pressure. He was efficient last year when he got his opportunity to play. He completed 64% of his throws with 559 yards and 7 TDs with 0 turnovers. I like Sebanc and think he's got a chance to flourish this fall.     Eagle is going into his second year as the starter after a solid sophomore campaign. He completed 58% of his throws for 2,590 yards and 23 touchdowns with 9 interceptions. He's willing to stand in and take a hit to make a throw. He's accurate downfield and doesn't get antsy in the pocket. The arm strength is still coming along, but that will improve with time. With a full season already under his belt, Eagle should be even more efficient and in command of the offense this fall.     Tokar had a good year last fall and should be someone to watch moving forward. He stays poised under pressure in the pocket and doesn't panic. He's got good pocket awareness and keeps his footwork in check even when things get tight. He's got a good arm, throws an accurate ball, and doesn't force much. He finished just under 60% completions for 1,300 yards and 14 touchdowns with 5 interceptions. For a young QB, the foundation is there, and I'm interested to see how much more he can take on in year two.     Ott is a bit hidden at a small school that runs the triple-threat option, but he's the kind of QB who can force them to open things up. He's got a quick release, throws a tight spiral, and can drop it in downfield with touch. His teardrop throws are smooth, and he can put the ball right in the bucket when given the chance. I'd like to see him get more opportunities to air it out because the arm talent is there, and it feels like there's more he can show.     Brandon is a good athlete playing quarterback, and the goal is simple. Get the ball in his hands as much as possible. He can hit targets on the move and does a good job stretching the defense. He's a big threat to run, which forces defenses to account for him at all times. What makes him intriguing to me is that he's essentially a running back playing QB, but his throwing motion is natural. If he keeps working at it, there's a real chance he develops into much more than just a run-first option.

We're heading over to the 2027 class today to highlight a few quarterbacks on the rise.