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<p>Our 2028 rankings feature a wide variety of quarterbacks. We know about our top 5 and some of those top prospects, but there are plenty just underneath the surface that are full of huge potential. Make sure you do your homework on these 5! </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Nehemiah is one of the most dynamic and explosive QBs in this 2028 class. His ability to create and scramble makes him a huge threat the moment he leaves the pocket. He does a great job of evading and moving around and making guys miss both out in space and in close quarters. What separates him from similar athletic quarterbacks are his instincts as a passer. He doesn't immediately rely on his legs, but instead buys time and keeps his eyes downfield until his receiver gets a step, and then immediately uncorks it for a big play. His consistency as a pure drop back passer remains to be seen, but the upside and playmaking ability is all there. Don't be surprised to see a massive year from him in 2026. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Keller comes into this season with my full attention. As I have discussed before, his skillset projects perfectly into an RPO-based offense where his quick processing and trigger can really shine. He understands what he is seeing and gets through reads quickly and delivers consistently accurate balls. He is also a dangerous athlete on the ground, another trait lending itself to that RPO style. He is an elusive runner that can get vertical and make guys miss in space. He absolutely stresses defenses out having to account for his legs on every play. Keller understands how to improvise and make things happen, and has the tools to deliver for his team in big spots, making him one of the most interesting QBs in this class. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Dom checks in as the #6 QB in the latest rankings, but don't be shocked to see him continue to rise. The physical tools are impressive, but what truly separates him from some of the others in his class is his football IQ and natural feel for the position. He processes things at a high level, makes good decisions and is a natural leader. He is also extremely committed to his development. He maximizes every rep in 7 on 7 season, taking camps seriously and continuing to strengthen his mechanics. There are no glaring weaknesses in his game currently, and the reps against some of the state's best talent week in and week out continues to make him better. The great trajectory continues, and 2026 is shaping up to be a statement year. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">The opportunity is all there for Snip to step into the starting role and run with it! At his best, Snip does a great job staying calm in the pocket without developing happy feet or forcing anything. Beyond that, he has developed quite a bit as an athlete, allowing him to extend plays when things break down while still keeping his focus downfield. He throws really well on the move, and has shown accuracy even across this body. The arm strength is there as well, consistently driving the ball into tight windows and putting the ball on the money for receivers. I am super excited to see this dude get some legitimate snaps and show everyone what he has, because the ceiling is incredibly high! </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Breaking down Eli's film from last season, it is evident that he has made huge strides in his development. The physical transformation has allowed his mechanics and consistency to improve a ton, and you really see it in the accuracy and velocity. He does a great job of generating torque, rotating through and finishing towards his receiver, which allows him to drive the ball with confidence. He is plenty comfortable operating outside of the pocket and maintaining eyes downfield before delivering strikes on the move. Overall, 2025 was a massive success, but I believe 2026 could be the year he really refines his game and takes it to the next level. </p>
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Our 2028 rankings feature a wide variety of quarterbacks. We know about our top 5 and some of those top prospects, but there are plenty just underneath the surface that are full of huge potential. Make sure you do your homework on these 5!
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