Top 2027 QB Uncommitted Stars and Underrated Talent

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With that being said lets get to know the underrated players:   <a href="https://events.prepredzone.com/e/2227/register/exposure-series-texas">https://events.prepredzone.com/e/2227/register/exposure-series-texas</a>   <figure class="wp-block-image size-large is-resized"><img src="https://prepredzone.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2026/04/image_637f20.png?w=1024" alt="" class="wp-image-2172297" style="width:471px;height:auto" /></figure>   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />   The top uncommitted quarterbacks in this group continue to stand out as some of the most intriguing prospects still on the board, each bringing a unique skill set that can change the direction of a program. These signal callers combine arm talent, athleticism, and playmaking ability, showing they can operate efficiently from the pocket while also creating when plays break down. What makes them even more valuable is their versatility many can extend plays, attack defenses vertically, and make throws off-platform under pressure. At the same time, this class also features several underrated quarterbacks who may not always get the same attention but consistently produce and impact games in important ways. These players show toughness, development potential, and the ability to lead offenses effectively, proving they can compete at a high level and grow into bigger roles. Together, this group of quarterbacks highlights both elite upside and hidden talent still waiting to be fully recognized.    Colton, a 4-star quarterback, continues to prove why he's one of the most sought-after prospects in the country. He consistently makes high-level throws with precision, touch, and confidence, whether he's threading the needle in tight coverage or delivering deep balls with perfect placement. His ability to read defenses and stay composed under pressure separates him from the rest, allowing him to make plays at all three levels of the field.   With offers from powerhouse programs like Alabama, Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, and Louisville, it's clear that colleges recognize his elite arm talent and upside. As he continues to develop, Colton has all the tools to become a game-changing quarterback at the next level.      Grant put together a monster season, throwing for 4,296 yards and 39 touchdowns with just 6 interceptions, while also adding 1,075 rushing yards on the ground. His ability to dominate through the air and as a runner makes him a true dual-threat quarterback who defenses struggle to contain.   He shows excellent decision-making, keeping turnovers low while still pushing the ball downfield with confidence. On top of that, his mobility allows him to extend plays and pick up big yards when nothing is there, turning broken plays into game-changing moments.   With offers from UTSA, Colorado State, San Diego State, and UNLV, Grant is quickly proving he's a complete playmaker who can elevate an offense. Expect a big senior season from Grant in 2026      Tammeron put together an impressive season, throwing for 2,048 yards and 27 touchdowns, showcasing his ability to lead an offense and produce at a high level. He has a strong arm and can make every throw on the field, whether it's fitting passes into tight windows or pushing the ball deep downfield. He thrives when airing it out, stretching defenses and keeping secondaries on their heels.   What stands out most is his confidence and willingness to take shots, paired with the arm talent to back it up. As he continues to develop his timing and decision-making, his ceiling only rises. With offers from Texas Tech, Cincinnati, UTEP, and Rice, Tammeron is stepping into his senior year ready to take full command and elevate his game even further.      Braylen put together a highly productive season, throwing for 3,342 yards and 39 touchdowns while adding 434 rushing yards and 5 scores on the ground. His ability to impact the game both through the air and with his legs makes him a versatile weapon at quarterback.   He shows strong command of the offense, consistently making smart reads while limiting mistakes with just 7 interceptions. Whether he's delivering accurate passes or extending plays with his mobility, he finds ways to keep drives alive and put points on the board.   Currently holding an offer from Delaware State, he's a name to watch heading into the next stage, with the production and skill set to draw even more attention as he continues to develop.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BRAYLENFISHER8/status/2017428829640253802?s=20 </div></figure>    Khylan is a dynamic dual-threat quarterback who made a huge impact, throwing for 2,197 yards and 25 touchdowns while adding 1,025 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns on the ground. His ability to create plays both in and outside the pocket makes him a constant threat every snap.   He shows strong athleticism, quick decision-making, and the confidence to attack defenses in multiple ways. Whether he's delivering throws downfield or breaking loose as a runner, he consistently puts pressure on opposing defenses and finds ways to score.   With offers from Louisiana, UTEP, Texas State, and Delaware, Khylan is continuing to build momentum heading into his senior season in 2026, ready to take another big step and elevate his game even further.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/TheKhylanDavis/status/1987595168934166983?s=20 </div></figure>    Cayson put together an outstanding season, throwing for 2,767 yards and 30 touchdowns with just 5 interceptions, while adding 1,238 rushing yards on the ground. His production alone shows how dangerous he is as a true dual-threat quarterback.   He's not just efficient through the air—he's explosive with his legs. When he takes off, he's got real wheels, able to outrun defenders and turn designed runs or broken plays into big-time gains. Defenses have to account for him on every snap, which opens up even more opportunities for him to make plays downfield.   With his ability to protect the football, stretch the field, and break games open with his speed.      Wynter's dual-threat ability is what truly separates him. He's just as dangerous with his arm as he is with his legs, forcing defenses to account for every aspect of his game. Through the air, he shows the ability to read coverages and deliver accurate throws, but the moment a play breaks down, he can take off and turn it into a big gain.   What makes him special is how naturally he balances both. He doesn't rely on just one skill set—he uses his legs to extend plays, buy time, and create opportunities downfield, while also being able to tuck it and explode for chunk yardage. Defenses are put in a constant bind trying to decide whether to contain him as a runner or defend the pass.   With 2,800 passing yards, 34 touchdowns, and 1,454 rushing yards, Wynter proves he's the type of quarterback who can control a game in multiple ways and be a matchup nightmare every time he steps on the field. Wynter holds offers from UTSA, Colorado , Delaware State.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/iWyntersmith/status/2015094159862833417?s=20 </div></figure>    Kourtney threw for 2,745 yards and 30 touchdowns this season, showing he's a quarterback who isn't afraid to air it out. With a strong arm, he consistently pushes the ball downfield and attacks defenses vertically, making big-time throws that stretch the field.   What stands out is his ability to get outside the pocket and still make plays. When pressure comes, he doesn't panic—he rolls out, keeps his eyes downfield, and delivers accurate throws on the run. That ability to extend plays while staying a passer makes him tough to defend, especially when coverage starts to break down.   Even with 10 interceptions, his aggressive mindset is part of what makes him dangerous. As he continues to refine his decision-making, Kourtney has all the tools to be a high-level playmaker who can take over games with his arm.      Brice brings a physical, athletic play style that stands out immediately on the field. At 6'3”, he has the size to see over defenses and the frame to take hits, but what makes him dangerous is how well he can move for his size.   He's not just a pocket passer—he's a creator. When the pocket breaks down, he's comfortable escaping pressure and using his legs to extend plays, keeping his eyes downfield to find open receivers or tucking it and picking up positive yards. That ability to stay alive after the initial read is what makes him tough to defend.   He plays with confidence and an aggressive mindset, willing to push the ball when opportunities are there while also using his mobility to turn broken plays into gains. As he settles into CE King's system, his combination of size, athleticism, and improvisation gives him real upside as a versatile playmaker.      Jaiden is a true gunslinger at quarterback who isn't afraid to let it fly and trust his playmakers to make something happen. He plays with confidence and aggression, consistently pushing the ball downfield and looking to create explosive plays on every drive.   What really elevates his game is his movement in the pocket. Jaiden has a natural feel for pressure—he slides, steps up, and escapes just enough to extend plays without losing his eyes downfield. Instead of rushing throws, he keeps his composure, buys extra time, and lets routes develop so his playmakers can get open.   That pocket mobility turns broken plays into big opportunities. Whether he's drifting to avoid pressure or rolling slightly to reset his throwing angle, he stays in control and delivers the ball where it needs to go. His combination of gunslinger mentality and pocket movement makes him a dangerous quarterback who can turn chaos into production at any moment.      Buck put together a truly elite season, throwing for 4,392 yards and 51 touchdowns while completing 69% of his passes. Those numbers show not only production, but efficiency and command of the offense at a high level. He consistently moves the chains, protects the football, and delivers in scoring situations.   On top of his passing dominance, he added 518 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns on the ground, proving he can hurt defenses with his legs as well. Whether extending plays or finishing drives himself, he brings a dual-threat element that keeps defenses guessing.   Buck's ability to combine accuracy, volume, and playmaking makes him a true field general and a constant offensive weapon every time he steps on the field.      Ethan on film shows exactly what he's capable of when he has a clean pocket. With time to operate, he looks confident, composed, and in full control of the offense. He sets his feet well, goes through his reads, and delivers the ball with timing and accuracy.   When the pocket is clean, Ethan really flashes his arm talent—he can drive the ball to all levels of the field and hit receivers in stride. His mechanics stay consistent, which allows him to place throws where only his playmakers can make a play.   Overall, he shows that when given protection, he can efficiently run an offense and make high-level throws that keep defenses honest and moving side to side.      Colson stands out on film because of how well he operates under pressure and what he does once things break down. He's not just a pocket passer—he's comfortable escaping the pocket and keeping plays alive, which turns potential sacks into positive gains or big-time throws.   When he gets outside the pocket, he still keeps his eyes downfield and shows the ability to make accurate throws on the move. Instead of rushing decisions, he stays calm, resets his angles, and finds his playmakers even while on the run. That poise after escaping pressure is what makes him dangerous.   Even when nothing is there immediately, he has the athleticism to pick up yards with his legs, extending drives and keeping momentum alive. His ability to combine efficiency in the pocket with creativity outside of it makes him a tough quarterback to defend on every snap.   This season, Colson backed it up with strong production: 2,379 passing yards, 32 passing touchdowns, 5 rushing touchdowns, and a 70.4% completion rate, proving he can be elite at the position, expect a big season from colson.      Lemarcus may have shared the QB spot, but every time he got his opportunity, he made a major impact. He didn't need a full workload to show what he's capable of—when his number was called, he stepped in and produced.   His shifty, running back like ability stands out immediately. He's elusive in space, quick to change direction, and tough to bring down, turning small openings into explosive plays. That athleticism allows him to create when plays break down and keep the offense moving.   Even while splitting reps, he showed he can throw and run effectively, proving he's a true dual threat weapon. Lemarcus makes the most of every snap and consistently brings energy and playmaking ability whenever he's on the field.      Jamari put together an outstanding junior season, leading his team to a 9-3 record while showing complete command of the offense. He finished with 2,121 passing yards and 23 passing touchdowns on an efficient 71% completion rate, proving he's a consistent and accurate leader at quarterback. On the ground, he added 511 rushing yards and 9 touchdowns, showing his dual-threat ability and toughness in key moments.   What really sets Jamari apart is his ball security and decision-making—he threw zero interceptions during the regular season, highlighting his discipline and ability to take care of the football while still being aggressive when opportunities are there.   His impact didn't go unnoticed, earning him Overall District 1-5A2 MVP honors while also setting school records for both passing yards and passing touchdowns. Jamari's combination of efficiency, leadership, and playmaking ability makes him a true field general who consistently elevates his team.      Connor is everything you want in a quarterback. As a lefty, he brings a unique look to the offense while still playing with confidence, control, and toughness. He threw for 1,363 yards and 14 touchdowns, showing he can operate the passing game efficiently and get the ball into the hands of his playmakers.   What really elevates his game is his dual-threat ability. With 697 rushing yards and 5 rushing touchdowns, Connor consistently keeps defenses honest, extending plays when the pocket breaks down and picking up big gains with his legs. He knows when to throw it away, when to take a shot, and when to take off and make something happen himself.   Overall, Connor is a complete quarterback who brings leadership, versatility, and playmaking ability every time he steps on the field.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/ConnKlostermann/status/2001497926414274793?s=20 </div></figure>    Brycen is a sneaky fast quarterback who does a great job keeping defenses off balance. He's not always the flashiest runner, but once he takes off, he has the speed to pick up key yards and extend plays when things break down.   As a passer, he shows real poise and control of the offense, finishing the season with 27 touchdowns and only 6 interceptions. That touchdown-to-turnover ratio highlights his decision-making and ability to take care of the football while still being aggressive when opportunities are there.   He can make all the necessary throws to keep the offense moving, and when plays extend, he stays composed enough to find his targets downfield. Brycen's mix of mobility, efficiency, and passing ability makes him a steady and dangerous quarterback.      Beal stands out as a quarterback with a clean, quick release that helps him get the ball out on time and keep the offense moving. His throwing motion is smooth and efficient, allowing him to deliver passes with rhythm and consistency.   That quick release gives him an edge against pressure, as he doesn't hold onto the ball long and can get it into tight windows before defenders close in. It also helps him stay effective in fast-paced situations where timing is everything.      Jadin is a quarterback who plays with a clear mindset he's always looking to make plays, whether that's through the air or on the ground. He brings a natural playmaking ability that keeps defenses on edge every snap.   As a passer, he's willing to take chances and push the ball when opportunities open up, trusting his arm to make throws downfield. But what really stands out is his ability to run when things break down. He's comfortable leaving the pocket, extending plays, and turning scrambles into positive gains.   Jadin's dual approach makes him unpredictable defenses have to respect both his arm and his legs, because he's always looking for a way to turn any situation into a big play.      At 5'11, Caiden brings a compact but confident presence at the quarterback position. Despite not having ideal size, he plays with toughness and awareness, showing he can still operate an offense effectively and make plays when it matters.   He uses his athleticism and quick decision-making to his advantage, staying poised in the pocket and knowing when to get the ball out or create with his legs. His ability to extend plays and stay composed under pressure helps him overcome size concerns.   What really stands out is his competitive edge—Caiden plays with urgency and confidence, never backing down from pressure situations    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Caiden07qb/status/2009722292008370686?s=20 </div></figure>    Chase is a true athlete playing quarterback, and he also brings value on the defensive side of the ball, showing his versatility and overall impact on the field. At QB, he operates with control and awareness, making smart decisions, delivering accurate throws, and keeping the offense moving efficiently.   What separates Chase is his athletic ability—he can extend plays, escape pressure, and create when things break down, turning negative situations into positive gains. His dual-threat ability forces defenses to stay honest every snap.   On defense, his athleticism carries over as he competes with physicality, instincts, and effort. He understands how to read plays, close space, and make stops when needed, showing he's not just an offensive weapon but a complete football player.      <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/ChaseLantelme3/status/2011152453887279348?s=20 </div></figure>    Brox had a productive season as a dual-threat quarterback, throwing for 1,866 yards and 16 touchdowns while also adding 817 rushing yards and 8 touchdowns on the ground. His ability to impact the game in multiple ways makes him a constant threat every time he's on the field.   As a passer, he shows enough arm talent to move the offense and deliver when opportunities are there. On the ground, his mobility stands out he can extend plays, escape pressure, and pick up key yards when the pocket breaks down.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/BroxHacker1/status/1998099229064216609?s=20 </div></figure>    Cooper is a quarterback who plays with a smooth, natural flow, getting the ball out quickly and decisively. He doesn't waste motion once he makes his read, the ball comes out right away, keeping the offense in rhythm and putting pressure on defenses to react.   He shows good awareness in the pocket, understanding when to deliver the ball on time and when to take what the defense gives him. That quick-trigger mindset helps him avoid negative plays and consistently move the chains.      Kwalin is a quarterback who brings real athletic ability to the position, with the kind of speed and movement that makes him dangerous once he decides to take off. He plays with a runner's mindset at times, using his legs to escape pressure and turn broken plays into positive gains.   When the pocket collapses, he doesn't panic—he gets outside the structure of the play and looks to create. His ability to run like a quarterback gives defenses problems, because they have to account for him as a true threat on the ground, not just as a passer.      Hudson put together a productive season, throwing for 2,403 yards and 28 touchdowns while also adding 6 rushing touchdowns on the ground. His ability to contribute both as a passer and runner makes him a versatile threat who can impact the game in multiple ways.   Through the air, he shows the ability to move the offense and find the end zone at a strong rate, though the 10 interceptions highlight areas where continued growth in decision-making and ball security can take his game to the next level. When plays break down, he's also capable of using his legs to extend drives and finish in the red zone.      Micah On film, he plays with an aggressive mindset and isn't afraid to challenge defenses vertically. He looks to push the ball downfield early in drives, trusting his arm to fit throws into tight coverage and give his receivers chances to make plays after the catch. That confidence helps generate explosive moments in the passing game.   He shows flashes of good pocket awareness, stepping up when pressure comes and trying to keep his eyes downfield instead of immediately bailing. When the play breaks down, he has enough mobility to escape and turn it into positive yardage, adding another layer to his game beyond just throwing.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Micahsmith_QB/status/1996395125296242805?s=20 </div></figure>    Chris is a quarterback who plays with a competitive edge and a real playmaker mindset. He's not afraid to take chances and trusts his arm to attack defenses, especially when he sees one-on-one matchups downfield.   What stands out about him is how he can create outside of structure. When the play breaks down, Chris doesn't panic—he looks to escape pressure, reset his feet, and still try to make something happen instead of just throwing it away. That willingness to extend plays gives his offense a spark in chaotic moments.   He plays with confidence and energy, always looking for opportunities to push the ball and create explosive gains      Hess is a quarterback who plays with a strong competitive mindset and a natural feel for the game. He operates with confidence, always looking to keep the offense moving and take advantage of opportunities when they present themselves.   He shows the ability to make a variety of throws, whether it's short timing routes to move the chains or deeper shots when the defense opens up. Hess is comfortable working through reads and delivering the ball with purpose, helping sustain drives and create scoring chances.      At 6'4”, Colton stands out immediately just walking onto the field, but it's how he uses that size that really shows his impact. He doesn't look rushed or uncomfortable under pressure he stays calm, keeps a wide view of the field, and lets the play develop in front of him.   That length gives him a natural advantage when throwing downfield. He can generate power without overworking his motion, and he's able to release the ball over defenders with clean angles that smaller quarterbacks might not see. It also helps him stay composed when the pocket gets crowded, because he can still operate without needing perfect space.   What separates him is how he combines that frame with feel. He doesn't just rely on size he uses it to stay patient, make better reads, and deliver the ball with timing. At 6'4”, Colton looks like a quarterback built to handle pressure and still create plays when the game speeds up.      Max is a shift quarterback who can be extremely dangerous once he decides to take off and run. He has the quickness and change of direction to make defenders miss in space, turning what looks like a stopped play into a big gain in seconds.   He plays with a natural feel for when to escape the pocket, sliding away from pressure and finding lanes to create with his legs. Once he gets into the open field, his acceleration allows him to separate from defenders and flip field position quickly.   Even when things break down, Max stays alert and ready to create, making him a constant threat outside the pocket. His ability to move and improvise adds a dynamic edge to his quarterback play.      rock is a quarterback who plays with toughness and a strong competitive mindset. He approaches the position with confidence, always looking to move the offense forward and make plays when opportunities open up.   He shows the ability to deliver the ball with purpose, whether it's short, intermediate, or deeper throws down the field. Brock is comfortable operating under pressure and keeps his composure when the pocket gets tight, doing his best to stay in rhythm and keep drives alive.      Will is a quarterback who brings a steady and reliable presence to the offense. He plays with good awareness, staying composed in the pocket and making smart decisions with the football.   He does a solid job going through his reads and delivering accurate throws to his playmakers, helping keep the offense on schedule. Will isn't flashy, but he's efficient and understands how to move the chains and avoid unnecessary mistakes.   What stands out most is his consistency he plays within the system, takes what the defense gives him, and keeps his team in position to compete every drive.    <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/Will_Shepard12/status/2040154179898069418?s=20 </div></figure>    On film, Andre shows a quarterback who plays with confidence and command of the offense. He operates with good control in the pocket, going through his reads and delivering the ball on time to his playmakers. When the timing is there, he can fit throws into tight windows and keep the offense moving efficiently.   He also shows the ability to create when plays break down. If pressure gets to him, Andre is comfortable sliding in the pocket or rolling out to extend the play, still keeping his eyes downfield to find an open target. That ability to stay alive is a big part of his game.   Beyond just movement, he shows real flashes of arm talent—he can push the ball vertically and challenge defenses downfield when opportunities open up. He's not afraid to test coverage, which helps create explosive moments in the passing game.   What stands out most is his competitiveness and toughness. He takes hits, gets back up, and keeps attacking on the next snap. As he continues to develop his consistency and decision-making, his film shows a quarterback with the tools, mentality, and upside that college programs are clearly buying into.      Micah is a quarterback who plays with a calm, steady presence and a natural feel for the game. He doesn't rush the offense he takes what the defense gives him and looks to keep drives clean and efficient.   He shows good instincts when the pocket gets crowded, subtly moving to avoid pressure without losing control of his mechanics. Instead of forcing throws, Micah is willing to reset, find a better angle, and deliver a more controlled pass when the opportunity opens up.   What stands out is his patience and discipline. He understands situational football, avoids unnecessary risks, and keeps the offense in a manageable rhythm.     In conclusion, this quarterback group showcases a strong blend of elite talent and underrated playmakers who continue to prove themselves on the field. The top uncommitted QBs bring high ceilings with their arm strength, mobility, and ability to create explosive plays, making them clear priorities for college programs still looking to add impact talent. At the same time, the underrated quarterbacks in this class consistently show toughness, development, and production that shouldn't be overlooked. As they all continue to grow and enter new stages of their careers, each one has the potential to elevate an offense and make a real impact at the next level.

Get ready to showcase your skills and take your game to the next level at the Exposure Series Camp this spring! Whether you're looking to impress college coaches or fine-tune your athletic abilities, this is your chance to stand out. Use promo code 26SpringPRZ50S when registering to unlock exclusive discounts! With that being said lets get to know the underrated players: