Xavier is a physical player with a solid frame. He’s a power runner and is at his best when he can move around in the pocket and use his legs to bide time or to move the chains on the ground. He throws with good velocity and is a player who gets to his second reads; he’s gotten D1 offers.

Xavier has been exceptional. He’s a dual-threat quarterback with good size on him. He is a power runner with good physicality. As a passer, he has a quick delivery, gets to his second read, and throws a good deep ball. His ball placement is good, he keeps the ball out of danger, and he is a quick processor.

Xavier is a dual threat quarterback and a power runner. He’s shown ball placement and has done well with limiting mistakes and keeping the ball out of danger. He has good velocity and his legs makes him tough for defenses to match up with. He does well on the run and because he can move the chains with his legs, he freezes backers and that’ll allow him to make the necessary throws. He’s had a great start to the season and will look to continue his hot streak into region play.

Cocci comes in from the East Coast and lands in a cozy region where the dynamic dual-threat signal-caller can run wild. He has good velocity on his ball and is best when he is moving around the pocket and can make off-platform throws. He is a power runner who has good power to his game with the lateral quickness needed to make defenders miss in the open field. His ability to move around the pocket, buy additional time, and make the backer choose if he presses forward to contain the run or stay in space where Cocci can move the chains. It’s that stress that makes defenses tired, and he can make a big play. He is a signal caller that is hard to bring down. If the pocket collapses, the defensive linemen still have the task of bringing him down. He is a strong player who can brush off arm tackles and continue with his play. He’ll have a big year in the 4A classification.

Cocci goes from unranked to the 50th-ranked prospect in the state and the QB7. He is a dual-threat specialist and a power runner. He processes defenses well, gets to his second reads, and has a good deep ball. He’s done well this offseason with 7s, and will look to transfer his dominating game from back east, in the Beehive State.

Cocci is coming to Utah and will attend Skyline for the 2025 season. He has good size and overall frame to get to around 215 lbs without any limiting factors to his overall athletic traits. Cocci has a strong arm and easily makes off-platform throws. He showcases good arm talent and the ability to deliver a good deep ball without setting his feet. Cocci is a quick processor with good ball placement and he displays good pocket navigation and mobility within the pocket. He does a good job of climbing the pocket and resetting his throwing windows and is calm under chaos. Cocci showcases good mobility and is a good power rusher. When he decides to take off and run, he has little to no wasted motion and is a good north and south runner. Cocci will continue to develop and is an interesting prospect for the 2027 class and adds to the evolving landscape in Utah.