Another really solid performance this offseason for Stone. I have talked about his ability to see the field and his impeccable timing, but yesterday I really got to see the physical traits come to life. He tested well and showed the speed and agility I have seen from him on film. He showed off his strong arm and consistent mechanics, and impressed with great touch on his deep ball. Really impressive day for the North Farmington QB, who has a shot of being a major standout this fall.

Stone is a player who pops on film with his arm strength and ability to read and react to different coverages. He show’s an ornate ability to put the football on the wide receivers numbers as they come out of there break. I am looking forward to watching stone make tight window throws against sticky coverage at next months camp, and his overall ability at the quarterback position.

I have seen a Stone throw a few times this offseason, and I feel extremely confident in a breakout 2026 for him. On film he shows his athletic ability and elusiveness, when necessary, but this spring I have seen a ton of really impressive showcases of his arm. He has a strong arm and has no issue hitting go balls up the sideline with relative ease. He hits windows well and throws with good anticipation. His footwork is clean and his release is smooth. Stone is an interesting prospect that seems ready to take the next big jump in his development.

I came away really impressed with Stone. He to showed the poise and patience of a veteran. He kept a strong and wide base, and was able to read and react quickly. He threw with confidence and was extremely decisive. Stone had no issue taking what the defense gave him and not forcing the ball where it didn’t belong. The North Farmington gunslinger was very impressive in a split reps situation. I’ll be digging into his film soon!

Stone is a very intriguing OAA Blue prospect.

He’s looking like one of the better passers in the Blue. The first highlight shows off an awesome under-pressure throw toward the middle of the field. Second, a great throw on the run, again with great velocity. Finally, 1:11 demonstrates some patience.

Considering North Farmington’s skill position talent, I wonder if Stone will earn Varsity time this season. I feel that if he’s improved this offseason, he could help balance out the offense.

Stone ended up splitting time this weekend, but he made some key plays for Legacy Football R1SE. He has a good arm and can bullet some balls over the intermediate areas. He was decisive and knew when to take what defenses gave him. I wish I got to see Stone a little more over the weekend, but I liked what I did see from him.

I could see Stone starting for North Farmington’s Varsity team next season!

His highlights are great. Mainly, way better mechanics and throw power than most Class of 2028 prospects. Stone especially good on the run- lots of moments where he evades pressure and delivers a strike to an open receiver.

Looking forward to watching Stone at a camp this offseason. Could definitely be ranked come next update.