Colton is perhaps one of the most underrated signal callers in the class. He has excellent command of the offense and is poise beyond his years. He has a compact throwing motion and can sling the ball and dot the field. He throws with pinpoint accuracy and does a great job of keeping the ball out of danger. He is a poised pocket passer who does a good job of going through his progressions and the game isn’t too fast for him. If he hits his ceiling, he’s a D1 prospect who will flirt with FBS offers.

Colton was poised and was efficient in his opportunities. He showed off his arm talent, led his receivers open, and kept the ball out of danger. He processed well, and even though it was a short afternoon, he stamped himself as a 2029 to notice. He’s got the arm talent and t he necessary size to be a D1 prospect. All of the tools are there, and we got to see a glimpse of what is to come. Big year is ahead for Colton.

Colton is a player who’s been making waves this offseason. He is a signal caller who processes quickly and has a quick delivery. I’ve seen him a few times this offseason, and he is a signal caller who has made some nice throws with pinpoint accuracy. He’s a player who should get a lot out of the season with experience at the JV level and suiting up for varsity games. He has the potential pathway of two full years of varsity tape and that should help him garner offers regionally, good upside.