Elite 11: Panini Accuracy Top Dawgs

The Summer Reigonal Exposure Showcases are back, and New York has one on May 23rd. Other states will also host events. If you want to attend, use this code CoryLemer10, 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" />   This past Saturday, Myself, and Prep Redzone New York had the privilege of attending Elite 11s New Jersey Reigonal at Votee Park. Over 50 Quarterbacks, from across the Country, and a few from outside the country headed to Northern New Jersey to compete to be named an Elite 11 Finalist. One of the biggest events was the Panini Accuracy Challenge, which based QB's on their throw accuracy with different targets. In this article we look at a few standouts I saw while watching the challenge.    Lawson Tyler was the most accurate QB in attendance at the New York Reigonal. With an impressive 23 Score in the Accuracy challenge, Tyler finished above top prospects from across the north east. Standing at 6'5" 200-Pounds, He threw quick strikes, and worked through his mechanics and footwork well during reps. Tyler is a very impressive QB from PA.     Kash Carter was a name that was thrown around consistently. Carter had a consistent day throwing the football, the Saint James Academy prospect finished 2nd in the accuracy challenge with a score of 22. Standing at 6'2" 165-Pounds, Carter was one of the smaller prospects in attendance, but impressed with his mechanics and consistency on throws. His footwork when moving outside the pocket was impressive, and his ability to deliver an accurate strike on the money was on full display.     Also tied 2nd with a score of 22 on the accuracy challenge, was Donovan Catholic QB [player_tooltip player_id='205460' first='Kahden' last='Davis']. The 6'0" 205-Prospect was a playmaker I was intrigued to see throughout the afternoon. Davis displayed outstanding mechanics throughout the afternoon, and was quick through testing. His balls came out pure and with ease and were on target. His placement on comeback routes was outstanding and he was arguably one of the best on that route.     The most impressive prospect overall was [player_tooltip player_id='501394' first='Trent' last='Buttles']. New York's own, and the St. Francis Prospect, committed to Rutgers as a Safety on Friday, and impressed with an under 4.6 laser 40-Time. Throwing the ball came effortless to Buttles, and his footwork and speed on drop backs was impressive. His ability to hit the slant at the perfect spot was extremely impressive. Buttles finished tied fourth in the accuracy challenge with a score of 21.     Tied with Buttles was Maryland's own Jackson Rice. Rice was a name who came in underrated and was quietly impressive throughout the day. The 6'4" 195-Pound Prospect, was impressive on his throws, and delivered accurate quick strikes with impressive placement to the pylons of the end zone. Rice is a name who arguably had one of the best days in Votee Park this past weekend.     Another Jersey Prospect who impressed in his home state. The Burlington Twp Prospect, stands at 6'4" 215-Pounds, and had one of the most impressive builds at Elite 11. He is also one of the lowest ranked prospects in attendance, and yet was one of the most impressive. With a score of 20, Carter displayed good footwork on his throws, and solid placement on his comeback and slant routes.     Western New York represent! The top QB in our 2027 New York Rankings had an impressive day at Elite 11. The 6'0" 175-Pound QB, had a slimmer frame, but was on point during his drills on Saturday. Also with a score of 20, Pooty delivered a good ball that did float, but found itself on point with good accuracy. His ball placement, allowed only his players to get the ball with good placement. Pooty is a player who has serious potential.     Heading down south, we saw Millbrook North Carolina Prospect Bryson Gray. The 6'2" 180-Pound QB, was another prospect on the slimmer side during the Reigonal. Gray was another name who finished with a score of 20. I saw Gray display good ball placement on his slant routes, and I like his footwork on his comeback routes which saw him make good throws.     Moving to the CO Winner of the Accuracy Challenge for the 2028 Class, we have Ben Halevi. The North Cobb Georgia Prospect, is unranked in the 2028 class for Prep Redzone, and was one of the most impressive prospects in attendance. He finished with a score of 20. Halevi had a quick ball, that came out with good mechanics throughout the day.     One of my favorite prospects in attendance was [player_tooltip player_id='1649268' first='Kyle' last='Mercorelli']. The 2027 Cardinal Hayes prospect will be playing his final season at Hoboken High School in New Jersey. Finishing with a score of 20, the 6'3" 200-Pound QB, had some of the best mechanics in attendance, and threw an outstanding ball with good placement and a quick motion and release.     Sutton made his presence felt early in the North East. The North Dakota QB, was named the Accuracy Challenge Co Winner in the 2028 Class. The 6'0" 185-Pound QB, had an impressive day against some of the top QB's across the north east. He showcased a strong arm, with good footwork. I liked his ability to throw a quick strike, while keeping the ball at a perfect level. His comeback routes were excellent, and he put the ball on the money on every throw. The Midwest QB, dominated in the North East this past weekend.

The Summer Reigonal Exposure Showcases are back, and New York has one on May 23rd. Other states will also host events. If you want to attend, use this code CoryLemer10, for a few dollars off your registration.