QB Report: 2029 Signal Callers Part II

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" />    West Seneca West is set at the QB Position, as they also have [player_tooltip player_id='2007668' first='Brian' last='Derenda Jr'] in 2029 class. Size wise, he is listed at 135-Pounds which is a bit undersized, but as a Freshman, he has plenty of room to grow into his frame.   Through tape, he displays a high IQ, and showcases the ability to make the correct read. I like the touch he puts on his throws, and he can hit all levels of the field. He has solid pocket presence, and can feel the rush and escape when needed. His accuracy on throws shows through tape, and he is consistent with his play.   I want to see him work on his footwork and mechanics, as they tend to affect the accuracy and strength on some of his throws, and this tweak can make him elite. WSW has a stacked QB room, and a State Title, is easily possible with this roster.      Callwood is one of two Crusader QB's we will look at today. The 5'9" 135-Pound Freshman, has a solid frame for a Freshman, but must add weight to fill out his frame. I see him as a 5'11" 175-190-Pound QB, and reaching this mark will give him a good frame for the Position.   Film, and reps are limited through film, but from what I saw, he is the best outside the pocket, and shows a good arm. I want to see his accuracy improve with his throws, and his mechanics and pocket presence can be improved as he progresses through High School.   With the limited reps it is hard to evaluate, but Callwood has some traits, that can help him become a solid QB.      Standing at 5'9" 170-Pounds, Dipasquale, has a solid frame for the QB Position, and is on the right track to continue growing throughout High School. Dipasquale was an attendee at our Stock Up Showcase in Warwick.   He had a solid day throwing the ball and I liked his ability to put the ball in tight windows. Dipasquale, has solid footwork, and a good release. His mechanics can use some work, but the Stepinac QB, has a bright future at the QB Position.   Dipasquale, can loom to improve with his mechanics and footwork, and add some tweaks to accuracy and strength on his throws. Overall, he is a solid QB, and he will be a name to watch throughout the next few years.

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.