2028 Kentucky QBs: Tools, Traits, Potential

The 2028 class in Kentucky is quickly developing, and new QBs will be stepping on the field this fall. Today, we're taking a look at a handful of QBs who could be primed for their breakout seasons this fall.    Ellison has a good frame and sees the field well. He shows decent footwork for his age and pairs it with a good release, consistent ball placement, and good zip on the ball. He can take some off and add some soft touch to it. He operates with confidence and looks comfortable running the offense. He's a smart player who can work through his reads and doesn't look sped up. There's been plenty of flash to this point, and I think his best ball is still in front of him.     Larkey is a developing QB who got some work last year and showed some flashes. He's still a bit raw, but there's clear talent there, and he'll likely battle for the starting spot. He has solid footwork and has added to his frame over the past year or so. He completed 65% of his throws for 403 yards and 4 TDs while rotating in, while adding 150 yards and 2 TDs with his legs. He can extend plays and give the offense some mobility at the position. I like the flashes he showed, and if things start to click, he's a guy who could take a jump.     Muzic played in 8 games last year and is a good athlete who brings dual-threat ability to the position. He had some accuracy inconsistencies, but it's something that can be cleaned up, and he's shown he can place the ball in good spots. He does some of his better work at the intermediate level and has a solid release. He threw for 503 yards on 49% completion with 2 TDs, while adding 125 yards on the ground. I think he's someone who can pop if things start to come together.     Rock is a QB with a quick release and the ability to make off-platform throws while adjusting his arm angle. He can generate good zip on the ball and doesn't need to be fully set to deliver it with pace. He's comfortable throwing on the move and tends to be at his best when plays break down or extend outside of structure. He shows the ability to create different throwing windows and isn't afraid to trust his arm in tight spots. I like how natural he looks operating in space, and that playmaking ability gives him some intriguing upside.     Dickerson is a multi-sport athlete whose baseball background shows up in his game. He has a quick, clean release and throws with a natural motion. His ball placement is solid overall, and he plays the position with a good feel and awareness. He saw his first real action last year and showed some potential, finishing with 140 yards and his first 2 passing TDs. I like the foundation he's working with, and if things go as planned, he could be set up for a big year.

The 2028 class in Kentucky is quickly developing, and new QBs will be stepping on the field this fall. Today, we're taking a look at a handful of QBs who could be primed for their breakout seasons this fall.