Power Four offers continue to roll in for one of the state’s top quarterback prospects. This time it’s the Arkansas Razorbacks who extend an offer to the promising gunslinger out of Newnan. The poised 6-foot-3 190-pounder showed great leadership qualities and the ability to make big throws down the field. He shows good command in the pocket, field awareness, and does a good job of hitting receivers in stride. Ranked as the No. 3 QB prospect in the state, Campbell is coming off a really strong junior season where he threw for over 2,600 yards and 25 touchdowns. Look for him to dominate as a senior in 2026.

Once again, Campbell continues to climb up the Prep Redzone rankings. The Newnan gunslinger showed easy Power Four arm talent last year along with the ability to win games with his arm. He showed poise, confidence, leadership, all while slinging the ball successfully throughout the season. He’ll play at the Power Four level down the road and could see more offers come his way after a giant junior season where he threw for just over 2,600 yards and 25 touchdowns. He’s a talented passer with his best football way ahead of him. He’s now ranked as the No. 3 QB prospect in the state for the 2027 class.

One of the best quarterbacks in Georgia, Campbell is a big kid at 6-foot-3 180-pounds who shows impressive arm talent and ball placement. He stands firm in the pocket and delivers a sound, accurate pass down the field. He shows mobility in the pocket, can take a hit, and knows how to sling the ball all over the field. He has easy Power Four arm talent and saw his recruitment really take off over the last several weeks with new offers from Iowa State, Rutgers, East Carolina, Boston College, among others. Campbell threw for over 2,600 yards and 25 touchdowns last season with the potential to put up even bigger numbers as a senior in 2026.

One of the more slept-on quarterbacks in the state right now, Campbell is a multi-sport standout with a big arm and a clutch gene. He plays his best when it matters most and he’s been really impressive all season long during his giant junior season. He stands firm in the pocket, can deliver a strong ball down the field, and has shown easy Power Four potential this season. Ranked as the No. 10 QB prospect in the state for the 2027 class, the Newnan gunslinger has thrown for an impressive 2,352 yards and 23 touchdowns this season. In a comfortable round one win over New Manchester, Campbell threw for 170 yards and two touchdowns during their 48-22 victory. He’ll hope to play well again when Newnan takes on Sequoyah.

A sleeper quarterback that we’ve written about several times already, Campbell has easy Power Four talent and should see his recruitment take off this winter. He’s mobile, accurate, and has outstanding arm talent. He’s one of the state’s leading passers in the 2027 class as he’s thrown for 1,151 yards and 13 touchdown passes in four games. The talents, playmaking quarterback has Newnan sitting at 3-1 right now and will likely see a big bump in the next 2027 rankings update. His best game came against East Coweta where he threw for 516 yards and four touchdowns. He’s still flying under the radar somehow, but it won’t be long before college coaches start to notice him.

Arguably the most underrated quarterback across the state, Campbell is proving early this season why he’s a Power Four type of quarterback. He shows impressive arm talent, makes good decisions with the ball, and can lead an offense on his shoulders. In week two, Campbell put the Newnan offense on his back and led them to their first win over East Coweta in six years. He was outstanding in the 60-56 victory, throwing for 516 yards and four touchdowns. He throws a beautiful deep ball and has enough arm strength to sling the ball into tight windows. His recruitment is about to blow up and he’s in store for a giant bump in the next 2027 Prep Redzone rankings. Look for him to continue lighting up the stat sheet as his junior season progresses this fall.

High-profile baseball prospect. Super thin. Natural thrower. Still raw mechanically, but generates power and touch with the flick of his wrist. Has some real legit life on the ball. Every spot on the field is reachable. Traitsy prospect with his best ball ahead of him. Candidate to add offers headed into junior season.

The 6’3 Rising Junior had an outstanding Sophomore season and proved himself vs some stout competition. The Pro Style passer threw for over 2100 yards and 19 TDs while completing close to 67% of his attempts. His play caught the eye of our ranking staff who have him as a Top 10 QB in the ’27 Class heading into the Spring.

Campbell took a break from the diamond last week to earn All Camp honors at the Annual MVP Camp that is known to attract some of the best talent in Georgia each Spring. He has a good presence in the pocket and delivers the ball with zip. A tough kid that made some good, accurate throws while taking a shot from the LB. Campbell has the natural ability and size to be a QB to keep your eye on this Fall.

Another impressive sophomore who brings promising arm talent and above-average athleticism, Campbell is a multi-sport standout who also shines on the baseball field in the spring. He brings good size at 6-foot-3 180-pounds and is coming off a strong performance recently at an MVP Camp in late March. As a sophomore last season, Campbell threw for 2,110 yards and 19 touchdowns, completing 67% of his passes. He’s smart with the football and could have a possible breakout junior season next fall. He’s now ranked as the No. 9 QB prospect in the state for the 2027 class.

Here is my most recent eval on Brodie Campbell Brodie Campbell 6'3" | 180 lbs | QB Newnan | 2027 State GA , who I think is one of the best 2027 QBs in the state:

“ Brodie Campbell Brodie Campbell 6'3" | 180 lbs | QB Newnan | 2027 State GA  is a ranked baseball player in GA in the 2027 class and I believe he will pick up some recruiting buzz on the gridiron this offseason. There are plenty of developmental traits for college coaches to harness. For starters, he is tall and has room to add more weight, which will only make him a more durable force in the pocket and give him more velo on the football. He is still developing fundamentally, but even without perfect mechanics, he has enough juice in his arm to muscle the ball outside the numbers on the far side of the field. His touch and timing are advanced for his age, frequently throwing receivers open and giving them room to run after the catch. On top of his developmental traits, he has starting experience as an underclassman and was excellent throughout his sophomore season. I wouldn’t be shocked to see Campbell pick up FBS recruiting buzz this offseason.”