Steiner exemplifies versatility and grit. He completed 133 passes for 1,612 yards and 16 touchdowns, maintaining a 56% completion rate. Steiner’s ability to read defenses and make smart decisions helped Eaglecrest navigate challenging opponents. Not just a passing threat, Steiner also excelled on the ground, rushing for 629 yards on 166 carries, averaging 5.4 yards per carry, and scoring eight touchdowns. His dual-threat capability and leadership make him a dynamic playmaker.

Steiner will play a pivotal role in Eaglecrest’s playoff push. Known for his ability to extend plays with his legs and make precise throws, Steiner can keep defenses guessing. He’ll need to establish the passing game early, especially against a defense that’s prepared to bring pressure. By mixing in his runs and making smart reads, Steiner can shift the defensive focus and open up opportunities downfield. If he can strike a balance between his passing and running abilities, Steiner’s impact could be the deciding factor that pushes Eaglecrest forward.

Steiner may have struggled in the passing game, completing just 4 of 14 passes for 26 yards, but he more than made up for it with his legs. Steiner carried the ball 18 times for a remarkable 191 yards and 2 touchdowns, using his athleticism to break free for big gains. His speed and vision as a runner were a nightmare for the opposing defense, as he repeatedly gashed them on runs and scrambles. Steiner’s ability to turn broken plays into explosive runs helped lead his team to victory, proving that he’s a dual-threat quarterback with game-changing potential.

Steiner is a newcomer that is looking to have an explosive senior campaign. He has some speedy weapons on the outside and with his quick release he will get it to his playmakers in a hurry. They run quick hitters but he has nice touch on his deep passes and has the arm strength to make every throw. He was able to limit the turnovers last season only having 6 INTs to pair with 23 touchdowns and will look to build on that this season.