Stats: 19/30, 322 Yards, 4 TDsrnReece does not possess the prototypical size, and that may scare off some teams, but he does possess a prototypical arm, footwork, and mechanics. Let’s start from the bottom and work our way up. Reece’s feet are lightning quick. They allow him to quickly set and reset before getting the ball out. He moves his feet with his eyes and has the ability to get outside the pocket and buy time or hurt the defense on the ground. Moving up to the arm. The ball jumps out of his hand with impressive velocity. He may not be big, but his fluid mechanics are able to generate plenty of power behind the ball to fire it downfield. The senior also has excellent accuracy to all levels of the field. On top of it all, Reece does a great job leading his team. He handles a big part of the offense’s success and is up for the challenge. Give the hidden gem in the Class of 2024 a look!

Stats: 307 Yards, 4 TDsrnAnother super productive passer was the Watertown junior. The athlete has been picking up interest on the recruiting trail. He was at a Gophers game day a few weeks ago. He has also heard from several FCS programs. The lefty is an undersized QB, but you can’t ignore the arm talent. Reece is able to zip the ball into tight windows thanks to impressive arm strength. The ball jumps out of his hand well. He also has very light feet that allow him to get through his drop, and move in the pocket. His accuracy on top of the arm strength tells me he is well on his way to being a next level signal caller. I expect a solid rise in the rankings during the next update.