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<p>The playoffs are here! In this piece, we will be taking a look at some playoff-bound gunslingers that should be ready take on the bright lights this week. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Week 9 was just a microcosm of what Drew has been doing for quite some time. Accurate, timely, confident and in command. Exactly what will be required of him as Divine Child begins their march to defend their D4 state title from a season ago. There isn't much that hasn't already said about his physical abilities-pinpoint accuracy, strong arm, fluid mechanics- but the football IQ just keeps getting better, and his ability to read a defense and get the ball where it needs to be on time is so impressive. Divine Child will be the team to beat in D4 once again. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Even against their toughest competition of the season, Karson has been spectacular. Layering throws, making quick reads and delivering the football to all of his playmakers. On the ground, Agnew is just as dangerous. He puts a foot in the ground and makes guys miss or just turns on the jets to get the edge and get up field when things break down. While NL's road could be challenging, there is no question their QB1 will be ready to go! </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">We have been following Eli closely over the last couple of years, and this season he is seeing a big payoff for the work he has put in. First off, you see the football IQ pop right away. He isn't staring down receivers or making up his mind pre-snap on where he's throwing it. He reads every option quickly and makes the right decision. He has no issue pushing the ball downfield and does a tremendous job of putting the football where it needs to be on his receiver. Whether it's back shoulder, putting it on the numbers or having to drop it in a bucket from deep, Eli has shown that he is more than capable of doing it all. Montrose is going to be a nightmare matchup in the postseason, and Moore has a lot to do with it. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Trey is so dangerous because he fits this Hudsonville offense so well and runs it with immense confidence. On top of that, he is deadly accurate and can place the ball on the money with consistency thanks to clean and consistent mechanics. His athleticism is a part of his game defenses will have to account for as well. He can escape the pocket and grab some back breaking first downs when defenses think they have him wrapped up. Hudsonville has a tough draw to start the postseason, but there is no question in my mind that Snip is going to be ready for the challenge. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jake just keeps getting better. This season, he has given full effort on every rep and maximized every opportunity. His arm is huge, his legs are dangerous and the football IQ is a major weapon. Even against tough defenses, he has been able to grind it out and find ways to make plays and continue to vault his team. Grand Blanc has been looked at as one of the favorites heading into the postseason, and Jake has been a major driver for that. </p>
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The playoffs are here! In this piece, we will be taking a look at some playoff-bound gunslingers that should be ready take on the bright lights this week.
Week 9 was just a microcosm of what Drew has been doing for quite some time. Accurate, timely, confident and in command. Exactly what will be required of him as Divine Child begins their march to defend their D4 state title from a season ago. There isn't much that hasn't already said about his physical abilities-pinpoint accuracy, strong arm, fluid mechanics- but the football IQ just keeps getting better, and his ability to read a defense and get the ball where it needs to be on time is so impressive. Divine Child will be the team to beat in D4 once again.
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Even against their toughest competition of the season, Karson has been spectacular. Layering throws, making quick reads and delivering the football to all of his playmakers. On the ground, Agnew is just as dangerous. He puts a foot in the…
We have been following Eli closely over the last couple of years, and this season he is seeing a big payoff for the work he has put in. First off, you see the football IQ pop right away. He isn't staring down receivers or making up his mind pre-snap on where he's throwing it. He reads every option quickly and makes the right decision. He has no issue pushing the ball downfield and does a tremendous job of putting the football where it needs to be on his receiver. Whether it's back shoulder, putting it on the numbers or having to drop it in a bucket from deep, Eli has shown that he is more than capable of doing it all. Montrose is going to be a nightmare matchup in the postseason, and Moore has a lot to do with it.
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Trey is so dangerous because he fits this Hudsonville offense so well and runs it with immense confidence. On top of that, he is deadly accurate and can place the ball on the money with consistency thanks to clean and consistent mechanics. His athleticism is a part of his game defenses will have to account for as well. He can escape the pocket and grab some back breaking first downs when defenses think they have him wrapped up. Hudsonville has a tough draw to start the postseason, but there is no question in my mind that Snip is going to be ready for the challenge.
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Jake just keeps getting better. This season, he has given full effort on every rep and maximized every opportunity. His arm is huge, his legs are dangerous and the football IQ is a major weapon. Even against tough defenses, he has been able to grind it out and find ways to make plays and continue to vault his team. Grand Blanc has been looked at as one of the favorites heading into the postseason, and Jake has been a major driver for that.
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