Spring Ball: 2027 CenTex- Signal Callers

It's springtime here in Texas, and you know what that means! Spring Ball! High schools from around the state have started their 25-26 football seasons, and we want to highlight some players who should make some noise. We'll kick it off with a few of Central Texas' 2027 Quarterbacks. These young men are looking to have big years for their respective teams.    Smithson Valley's class of 2027 quarterback is quickly emerging as one of San Antonio's top young signal-callers. At 6'3", 200 pounds, he boasts the prototypical frame and skill set that college coaches covet, combining a strong arm with smooth pocket mobility and excellent field vision. Despite splitting time with Air Force commit Cade Spradling, he still threw for over 1,000 yards and 7 touchdowns, completing nearly 70% of his passes while helping the Rangers to a state championship. His deep ball is already a weapon, showing great touch and timing downfield. With an offer from UTSA and growing attention from numerous Division I programs, he's a name to watch closely in the coming recruiting cycles.     Rogan, a 6'2", 200-pound quarterback from Antonian College Prep in the Class of 2027, is quickly emerging as one of the area's top young signal-callers. After a breakout sophomore campaign where he threw for over 2,000 yards and 30 touchdowns while adding nearly 400 rushing yards and 8 more scores on the ground, he's turned heads this offseason at high-profile events like Elite 11 Regionals and UA Next, among others. With his combination of size, arm strength, and the ability to deliver in tight windows, Rogan has proven he can make big-time throws from the pocket and on the move. His dual-threat capability adds another layer to his game, keeping defenses honest and opening up the playbook. Already holding a Division I offer, expect that list to grow as he continues to refine his skills and showcase his upside on bigger stages.     Robinson High School's 2027 quarterback is quickly emerging as one of Central Texas' most electrifying playmakers. At 6'1” and 190 pounds, he combines a big-time arm with fluid athleticism, making him a dual-threat nightmare for defenses. He threw for 2,016 yards with a 63% completion rate and added 410 rushing yards, accounting for 21 total touchdowns on the season. A 3-star prospect with nine Division I offers—including SMU, Ole Miss, and TCU—he's already turning heads at the next level. Whether he's dropping dimes from the pocket or breaking contain and taking off, he consistently proves he can beat opponents through the air or on the ground. His blend of poise, power, and mobility makes him one of the top quarterbacks to watch in the 2027 class.     Quarterback prospect, [player_tooltip player_id='1251337' first='Seth' last='Shuler'], from the class of 2027, standing at 6'3" and 200 pounds, has made some waves with his transfer to Cornerstone Christian after a solid sophomore season at Kerrville Tivy. There, he threw for 2,182 yards and 23 touchdowns while completing 62% of his passes, showcasing precision and poise as a pure pocket passer. Known for his polished footwork and high football IQ, he excels at reading defenses and making sound decisions under pressure. Now under the guidance of Coach Clayton Guillory—who leads both Cornerstone and Defcon:Tx 7v7—he enters a seamless transition that should accelerate his development. With Guillory's system already familiar, this young man is positioned to elevate Cornerstone's offense while continuing to build on his growing reputation as a top young quarterback.   4o     [player_tooltip player_id='736799' first='Weston' last='Nielsen'], a 2027 quarterback out of Texas, has quickly established himself as one of the nation's elite prospects with a commanding presence both on the field and at offseason showcases. Measuring 6'2" and 190 pounds, Nielsen holds nearly 20 Division I offers—including Oregon, SMU, and Texas A&M—thanks to his rare blend of arm talent, athleticism, and poise. A 4-star recruit, he's lit up the stat sheet with over 3,000 passing yards, 40 total touchdowns, and a completion rate nearing 67%. He's been dominant at premier events like the Elite 11 Regional in Austin and UA Next in Houston, and eyes will be on him again at the Rivals Camp Series stop in Dallas on May 4. A multi-sport athlete who high-jumps over 6'2", Nielsen's explosive athleticism translates directly to his ability to evade pressure and deliver accurate, high-velocity throws on the run or from the pocket. Simply put, he's one of the most complete quarterback prospects in the 2027 class.

It's springtime here in Texas, and you know what that means! Spring Ball! High schools from around the state have started their 25-26 football seasons, and we want to highlight some players who should make some noise. We'll kick it off with a few of Central Texas' 2027 Quarterbacks. These young men are looking to have big years for their respective teams.