QB Report: 2029 Game Changing Signal Callers

The 2029 Rankings are upon us, and with the next wave of prospects starting to shine across the state, we start our first look at the next Signal Callers, from across New York. While it is too early to evaluate a majority of prospects, we will take a Quick Look, and list some Pro's, and some areas the prospects should look to work on as they progress through the High School Level.   While NY has had their Stock Up Showcase, many other states still have showcases. If you want to attend, use this code LemerWinterPRZ, for a few dollars off your registration.   Want to stay updated with the latest news and articles from Prep Redzone NY? Follow me on Twitter <a href="https://x.com/PRZcory">PrzCory</a> so you never miss a beat!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Shoemaker is the younger brother of Henry, who is one of the top WR's in 2026, and is heading to Harvard next season. Shoemaker stands at 5'10 150-Pounds, and displays a solid build for a young QB. He is thin, and I want to see him reach the 180-190 Pound mark, and I know he will grow which makes this believable for him.   Shoemaker displays a high football IQ, and can move through progressions nicely. I like his touch on balls, and he seems to fit the ball into tight windows with ease. He has good pocket presence and shows the ability to hit throws on the run.   His arm strength, and accuracy can improve, but he hits throws that not many Freshman can. Mechanics should be his biggest focus, as I see his accuracy and arm strength being fixed by a better approach to delivering the football. Overall Shoemaker like his brother will be a star in Section One, and has a bright future ahead of him.      Moving to WNY, we have Reid Sperduti, the SJCI prospect, stands at 5'8" 170-Pounds, and displays a solid build for a QB. Given his height he should look to grow to 5'10-5'11", and his weight is on the right track, with a projection, of 190-200 Pounds.   Sperduti, displays a cannon for an arm and the ability to hit throws across all three levels. His accuracy on throws on all three levels is exceptional, and he showcases a good IQ in the pocket. He is a strong runner, and displays the ability to extend plays with his legs.   Sperduti can improve with his footwork, and mechanics. I want to also see him move through his progressions more, as he appears to stares down his receivers. With these fixes, he can easily be a top prospect in WNY.      McDermott, comes from a football background, and his dad is the Head Coach of Buffalo Bills. Despite this connection, he is a serious football athlete. McDermott stands at 6'1" 155-Pounds, and displays a good frame for a QB. I want to see him gain weight to reach the 180-190 pound mark, but he is on the right track.   McDermott, might have the best arm in the 2029 Class. He can sling the ball across the field with ease, and hit throws in tight windows. He has a quick release with his throws. He has outstanding pocket presence, and moves through his reads with a high IQ.   McDermott is one of the more ready QB's in the class, and should look into continuing to improve all his traits. I have high praise for the Monsignor Martin Signal Caller, and he has a bright future ahead of him.

The 2029 Rankings are upon us, and with the next wave of prospects starting to shine across the state, we start our first look at the next Signal Callers, from across New York. While it is too early to evaluate a majority of prospects, we will take a Quick Look, and list some Pro's, and some areas the prospects should look to work on as they progress through the High School Level.