Inside Look: 15 Notable 2028 Florida QBs To Know

The 2028 quarterback class is loaded with talent across Florida. While a few names have already become national recruits, several others are entering pivotal seasons that could dramatically change their recruiting trajectory.    AJ Chung | West Orange | @AjChungQB   Chung has built one of the stronger resumes in the class.   Nearly 3,000 passing yards and 41 passing touchdowns as a sophomore is hard to ignore. He combines arm talent with mobility and plays with poise when the game speeds up. The production is already there, and another strong season could elevate him into more national conversations.   [player_tooltip player_id='1841861' first='Blake' last='McCullough'] | Bishop Moore | @blake_mcc3   Few quarterbacks in the state have been more productive.   McCullough threw for over 3,000 yards and 34 touchdowns while leading Bishop Moore on a deep playoff run. What stands out most is how efficient and controlled he plays. He doesn't force throws, understands situational football, and consistently keeps the offense on schedule. Entering his junior year, he's firmly in the conversation among Florida's top quarterbacks.   [player_tooltip player_id='2198028' first='Andrew' last='Whittemore'] | Buchholz | @AndrewWhit19   Whittemore continues to trend upward.   He's shown maturity, accuracy, and the ability to stay composed in high-pressure situations. What stands out most is how comfortable he looks operating the offense. He may not always generate the same headlines as some others, but coaches continue paying attention.   [player_tooltip player_id='1254253' first='Brycen' last='Marbrey'] | Lake Howell | @BrycenQB1   Marbrey's development over the last year has been impressive. The ball comes out clean, his timing has improved, and he looks increasingly confident attacking different areas of the field. As his experience continues to grow, so does his ability to make difficult throws look routine.   [player_tooltip player_id='421052' first='Jackson' last='Stecher'] | Lake Brantley | @JacksonStecher9   Stecher has quietly become one of the bigger risers in Florida.   The confidence pushing the ball vertically has improved, the mechanics remain clean, and he's starting to pick up additional college interest. He's a quarterback who consistently gives his team a chance and continues stacking productive evaluations.   Jeremiah Lattier | St. Cloud | @QbJLattier   One of the hotter names entering the summer. Lattier gained momentum throughout spring and continued building it through camp season. He distributes the football efficiently, plays under control, and looks comfortable leading an offense. Recruiting attention has followed the recent performances.   Elijah Nickerson | Lake Nona | @qb1elijahN   Nickerson helped himself considerably this offseason.   The big frame, dual-threat ability, and leadership qualities all showed up during spring competition. He extended plays, made smart decisions, and looked increasingly comfortable operating within structure. A quarterback whose stock continues to trend upward.   [player_tooltip player_id='221588' first='Cruz' last='James'] | Edgewater | @CruzJamesQB   James remains one of the more intriguing projection prospects in the class.   At 6-3 with arm talent and athletic upside, the tools are obvious. Injuries limited part of last season, but the flashes were there. A healthy year at Edgewater could be a major turning point in his recruitment.   [player_tooltip player_id='2225125' first='Remy' last='Jarman'] | Lake Mary | @remyjarman_QB1   Jarman continues to impress evaluators with how he manages an offense. He's accurate, composed, and understands how to keep the offense on rhythm. The move to Lake Mary puts him in a strong situation entering the next phase of his development.   [player_tooltip player_id='2103610' first='Richard' last='Roundtree Jr']. | Hawthorne | @QB1Richard   Roundtree continues to build momentum after an impressive offseason. He plays with confidence, throws a catchable football, and looked comfortable in live settings against quality competition. The athletic ability is there, and his overall feel for the position continues to improve. One of the smaller-school quarterbacks who could make a major jump over the next year.   [player_tooltip player_id='2171565' first='Aiden' last='Phifer'] | Nease | @AidenPhifer16   Phifer is quickly becoming one of the more intriguing quarterbacks in Florida's 2028 class. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound signal caller already has multiple college programs involved in his recruitment and backed it up with productive varsity play this past season. He throws a catchable ball, can extend plays when needed, and shows the athleticism to create outside the pocket. The offer list is growing, and the trajectory points toward him becoming a nationally recognized name over the next year.   [player_tooltip player_id='1879587' first='Jayme' last='Miller'] | Florida High (FSUS) | @JaymeMi61104118   Miller deserves to be mentioned in any conversation about rising quarterbacks in the state. After throwing for over 2,600 yards and 26 touchdowns while leading Florida High's offense, he proved he can handle the responsibilities of a varsity starter at a young age. What stands out is the efficiency, decision-making, and command he shows from the pocket. Already holding an ECU offer, Miller continues building one of the stronger résumés in the class and looks poised for an even bigger junior campaign.   Deagan McCoy | Niceville | @deagan11mccoy   McCoy continues gaining traction as a quarterback to monitor closely in the Panhandle. He brings good size, arm talent, and enough mobility to keep defenses honest when plays break down. The physical tools are easy to spot, and college programs have already started taking notice. As he gains more varsity experience and continues refining the details of the position, McCoy has the upside to climb recruiting boards quickly.   Cy Cubbedge | Bradford | @CyCubbedgeQB   Cubbedge remains one of the more under-the-radar names in the class, but the tools are there to generate attention. He's shown flashes of arm talent, confidence, and the ability to operate within structure. As more camps and offseason opportunities arrive, he'll have a chance to prove himself against stronger competition and continue building his profile.   [player_tooltip player_id='1247412' first='Luke' last='Toland'] | Bolles | @LukeToland2028   Toland is another quarterback who has quietly continued developing. The size and physical tools give him a solid foundation, and he's beginning to gain valuable experience through offseason work and camp settings. Continued reps, exposure, and varsity opportunities will be key as he looks to establish himself among Florida's deeper 2028 quarterback groups.

The 2028 quarterback class is loaded with talent across Florida. While a few names have already become national recruits, several others are entering pivotal seasons that could dramatically change their recruiting trajectory.