Peyton finished his high school football career with a great season. He threw 19 TDs, ran in 16 more, and only threw 1 INT all season long. Peyton mastered his offense and understood where to go with the ball. Then he proved he could get it into spots on time and in positions where only his man could go and get it. Peyton made a leap in his arm strength over the past year. The senior tape shows the ability to get the ball downfield off balance and drive it on a rope to the intermediate to deep levels when he can set his feet. The multi-sport standout is one of the best QBs uncommitted in this Class. Check out the highlights.

Stats: 4/5, 114 Passing Yards, 2 TDs, 2 Carries, 20 yards, 2 TDs

The uncommitted senior QB has his team rolling early in the playoffs. He had 6 total completions/carries and was still responsible for 4 TDs. Unreal efficiency, but the experienced senior is no stranger to crazy stat lines. It is fun tape to watch. Peyton drives the ball into a receiver. Then he goes back to back to back dimes with touch deep downfield, including both of his TD completions. Both rushing TDs came on great reads where he pulled the ball and showed off the speed to easily get around the edge and into the endzone. Peyton made it look easy. He and this Columbus team are gearing up for a run. Can’t wait to see how Level 2 goes for them.

Stats: 8/9, 138 Pass Yards, 3 TDs

We have another impressively efficient performance to talk about here. Peyton has led the Columbus offense to a lot of wins and success in his time at the helm. Friday night he put together a quick, but strong example of his personal talents. The senior delivered passes to every level of the field with accuracy and did it in rhythm and on the move. He stretched the field up the seam with accuracy and showed touch on his check down that went for a score. The final play of the tape shows off more of that accuracy and easy arm strength following a great play fake that even got the cornerback he targeted to bite. Check it all out here.

Stats: 5/9, 122 Yards, 1 TD, 39 Rushing Yards

Columbus uses a very run-centric offense that will sprinkle in the pass game throughout the night. That makes it hard for a QB to find his rhythm, at least early on in a game. However, Peyton has been able to show that he can step up and deliver whenever called on. One of his first passes of the game was a 50+ yard dime for a score. The junior wins with that accuracy and touch to every level of the field. Powers has a fantastic frame to continue to build on and strengthen. The junior signal caller also isn’t afraid to run the ball himself and he has the speed to do damage. Check out his highlights from the game.