Evaluating 5 Intriguing Motor City QBs

The City of Detroit and the surrounding area is always rich with talent, but right now it's particularly deep with quarterbacks. Below are some of the more interesting gunslingers in the Detroit area currently.   OUR EXPOSURE SERIES CAMP IS HERE! <a href="https://events.prepredzone.com/e/2217/register/exposure-series-michigan+">CLICK HERE TO GET SIGNED UP</a>, AND USE CODE GRAHAM10 FOR $10 OFF REGISTRATION!    I have no issue saying I think Kendall has breakout potential in 2026. He has put in a ton of work and really transformed himself into a solid QB with intriguing traits. His growth and development with his accuracy and decision making has been impressive. He typically gets the ball out on time, and when he is forced to move around, he can slide up while keeping his eyes downfield and hit the open man. I think he is at his best when he's dealing quick and intermediate throws. The arm strength has always been there, and is one of his top attributes. He's being coached well, and I am confident that he has all of the tools to have a great 2026 season.     Myles has the measurables and raw ability to explode this season. His awareness and pocket presence are second to none. Any pressure that comes his way, he finds a way to evade, scramble and keep his eyes downfield, and hit them rather accurately given the situation. He has a big arm that allows him to push the ball downfield, even when he has to throw off platform, on the run or with pressure coming right up the middle. The mechanics and footwork are coming along, but as an improvisor, there aren't many in our state doing it better. I am excited to see what Matlock has in store this season! 8     Grosse Pointe South was one of the more interesting teams to follow last season. Sam and his team took out some top contenders throughout the season and had some impressive performances. Sam performed well in those big games, which makes me believe he could be a breakout star in 2026. He did some of his best work under pressure and having to scramble. He breaks contain easily, gets out and keeps his eyes downfield and delivers some huge throws. He's accurate and is able to thread the ball through some tight windows, and layer the ball between the defense. He passes the eye test at 6'3, and his physical tools pair well. GPS will be a problem once again this fall, thanks to Sam and his talent.     Grayson is extremely interesting to me. In his sophomore season, he put up some really impressive performances and showed flashes of brilliance. He processes the field well, and it's obvious on film. He anticipates everything and is able to make the right decision quickly and get the ball out. A few of his throws have a great amount of velocity, especially when hitting comebacks and other timing-sensitive routes. His increasing physical ability paired with his overall football IQ makes Grayson a very high ceiling prospect.     I have seen a Stone throw a few times this offseason, and I feel extremely confident in a breakout 2026 for him. On film he shows his athletic ability and elusiveness, when necessary, but this spring I have seen a ton of really impressive showcases of his arm. He has a strong arm and has no issue hitting go balls up the sideline with relative ease. He hits windows well and throws with good anticipation. His footwork is clean and his release is smooth. Stone is an interesting prospect that seems ready to take the next big jump in his development.

The City of Detroit and the surrounding area is always rich with talent, but right now it's particularly deep with quarterbacks. Below are some of the more interesting gunslingers in the Detroit area currently.