Stats: 24-33 passing for 404 yds & 6 TD’s

Bryan has been consistent throughout the 2026 season with possibly his best performance coming last Friday in his team’s big region win over rival Franklin Road Academy. The Panthers gave him and his team all they wanted but it was the clutch passing in the second half from Bryan that helped push the Wildcats over the top in their 41-36 victory. This senior signal caller put up some video game style numbers against a solid FRA defense that made things difficult for Bryan in the first half. He and his team made adjustments in the second period and went off, producing over 400 yards passing and six touchdowns on the night. 

Going into the 2026 season as a 1st year starter, there was a good bit of unknown about Bryan but the Wildcats signal caller has exceeded expectations and shown that he does have the capabilities of spinning the ball on the next level. The Wildcats senior has looked like a D1 quality quarterback this Fall by showing good arm power, accuracy and timing along with a calm, cool demeanor behind center. Bryan has a thick, physical build that will only grow stronger within a college weight room as well. What stands out the most about his play this Fall is his ability to make a quick decision and get the ball into his playmakers hands quickly then rinse and repeat. He displays an ability to read coverages and put the ball where he can not only complete the pass but allow his pass catchers to work after the catch. Bryan does need to continue working on his mechanics while enhancing his athleticism but he has done very well for himself this season to boost his stock and possibly earn some D1 opportunities.

Bo Bryan Bo Bryan 6'1" | 200 lbs | QB Battle Ground | 2027 State TN is a senior quarterback prospect that holds an adequate frame and a solid skillset with plus composure.

He is a tad undersized, standing in the 6’0-6’1 range, but has a strong build and is a tough runner when he leaves the pocket.

As a thrower, he is an effective point guard type distributor for a BGA receiver room filled with talent and speed. He has good location and finds the open receiver to hit accurately.

As the son of a celebrity, he is very composed and is not often fazed by pressure, regularly stepping up in the pocket against one of the best programs in the entire nation (Milton). He does a good job of finding the open receiver in an offense that generates explosive plays at will.

However, he does lack velocity on his throws and that has limited his ability to fit throws into tight windows. He is an effective scrambler that can pick up tough yards if he can not find an open receiver.

Stats: 16-21 passing for 382 yds & 3 TD’s 

Bryan was near flawless in his debut game with the Wildcats as he only had five incompletions while throwing for nearly 400 yards and leading his team to a road victory over St. Michaels, Alabama. This senior signal caller showed outstanding football intelligence and poise for it being his first ever start while displaying next level abilities. He especially looked exceptional with the deep ball as Bryan threw with accuracy and timing. Bryan does need to keep working on his release moving forward but there was a lot to like about how he looked and performed under the bright lights of national television. His performance lends a possibility towards BGA repeating as state champs this year as long as he stays healthy.