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<p>As we get deeper into the offseason, there are still a handful of senior quarterbacks across Florida flying under the radar in the recruiting space. This group brings real value for programs still evaluating late additions.<br></p>
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<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1578918' first='Billy' last='Dunn'] | QB | Escambia</strong><strong><br></strong>Dunn was a steady presence for Escambia, showing the ability to operate within structure while still making plays when needed. He's put up consistent production and has experience managing a full offense on Friday nights. What stands out is his poise and decision-making—he doesn't force throws and understands how to keep his team in rhythm. A reliable option for programs looking for a composed passer with game reps.</p>
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<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='928369' first='Cole' last='Rosendahl'] | QB | Ponte Vedra</strong><strong><br></strong>Rosendahl brings a strong combination of size, arm talent, and experience. He's shown the ability to push the ball downfield while also taking what defenses give him underneath. His mechanics and timing allow him to be efficient, and he's proven he can lead an offense over the course of a full season. There's enough physical upside here to warrant attention, especially for programs needing depth at the position.</p>
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<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='402353' first='Peyton' last='Frontino'] | QB | Saint John Neumann</strong><strong><br></strong>Frontino has been productive and continues to show growth as a passer. He's comfortable operating in rhythm and has shown the ability to distribute the ball effectively. His command of the offense and overall consistency stand out, especially when evaluating full-game film. A quarterback who understands situational football and can keep an offense moving.</p>
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<p><strong>[player_tooltip player_id='1263652' first='Florentino' last='Lopez'] | QB | Monarch</strong><strong><br></strong>Lopez is a name that has come up multiple times throughout the offseason, and for good reason. He's shown flashes of arm strength and the ability to make throws at multiple levels. When he's in rhythm, he can be very effective. Continued development and the right fit at the next level could unlock more of his potential, making him a worthwhile evaluation for programs still looking.</p>
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<p><strong>Tyson Davidson | QB | Ocoee</strong><strong><br></strong>Davidson brings athleticism to the position along with the ability to extend plays outside of structure. He's shown flashes as a dual-threat option, capable of picking up yards with his legs while still delivering throws downfield. His playmaking ability gives him value, especially for offenses that incorporate quarterback movement and flexibility.</p>
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<p><strong>Joseph Weathers Jr. | QB | Westwood</strong><strong><br></strong>Weathers is another quarterback who has quietly put together a solid body of work. He shows confidence when pushing the ball and isn't afraid to challenge defenses. There's a natural playmaking element to his game, and when things break down, he can still find ways to create. A prospect that could fit well in a system that allows him to play freely.</p>
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<p><strong>Taj Barnes | QB | Glades Central</strong><strong><br></strong>Barnes brings toughness and competitiveness to the position. He's played in a physical environment and has shown he can handle pressure while still producing. His ability to battle and lead stands out, and he's another senior who could provide value for programs looking to add depth with real game experience.</p>
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As we get deeper into the offseason, there are still a handful of senior quarterbacks across Florida flying under the radar in the recruiting space. This group brings real value for programs still evaluating late additions.
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