Cook’s first year as a varsity starter in 2025 could very well be a foreshadowing a sensational final prep campaign this fall. The junior threw 1,219 yards and eight touchdowns. He inflicted pain on opposing defenses with his legs, too. although it’s not reflected in yardage due to yards lost to sacks. Cook definitely can cook with his legs, as we can witness watching his 11th-grade highlight video. He fast and elusive with keen vision. As a thrower, it’s an easy motion into arm strength to make throws to all parts of the field. Cook delivers in the play-action passing game and does well keeping his eyes downfield when scrambling. Another year stronger and faster with experience under his belt, Cook is prepared to make the most of his final prep stretch.

Cook flashed upside during the 2025 season, his first year as a varsity starter. The junior completed 53.6 percent of his throws for 1,219 yards and eight touchdowns against eight interceptions. His 86 yards on the ground includes lost yardage due to sacks and doesn’t accurately reflect his ability to gash defenses with his legs. When watching his 11th-grade highlight video, we see a signal caller with an easy throwing motion that doesn’t need much effort in pushing the ball down the field. Cook is smooth on play-action passing and can keep plays alive off schedule with his mobility. Cook is capable of playing the position on the next level with further development yielding consistency necessary for success there.