Our top small school QB comes out of Elk Mound. Logan Jerome Logan Jerome 6'6" | 200 lbs | QB Elk Mound | 2025 State WI is an impressive athlete on the hoof. He checks in at 6’5″ 200 lbs with next level traits from top to bottom. Logan plays with poise, keeping his eyes downfield, not panicking in the face of pressure, and does a great job feeling where to slide to buy time in the pocket or escape it. His right arm has the power to be able to drive the ball deep downfield in rhythm or off platform. What separates him from other big arms is the pinpoint accuracy. Sure they are highlights, but Logan has so many examples of him fitting the ball into tiny windows all over the field. He has a great frame, necessary arm talent, and mobility to win from the pocket and outside the pocket. Logan recently earned his first offer from UW- River Falls. I expect several other schools to join them once he gets out to camps this summer.

This Class is so special when it comes to QBs. Another impressive athlete to know is Elk Mound’s Logan Jerome Logan Jerome 6'6" | 200 lbs | QB Elk Mound | 2025 State WI . The junior looks the part of a college QB at 6’5″ 200 lbs. Logan has an arm to match. He has the arm strength to be able to attack all three levels of the field, and he can do it from the pocket or on the move. Logan does a great job with his pocket awareness and ability to slide away from pressure. He doesn’t break the pocket because of pressure. Instead we see him slide, keep his eyes downfield, and is able to reset and throw quickly. We also see that he is able to throw without getting his feet set and from awkward angles. There are a lot of natural, strong tools to mold here.

A signal caller in WI who I think could breakout as a junior is the Elk Mound ’25. Logan was one of the student athletes who stood out from the crowd and looked the part with the size he has to offer. Logan already stands at 6’5.5″ 190 lbs. The thing that I was most impressed with by Logan was how much he has improved this offseason. Every bit of his mechanics from his feet to his release looked so much smoother and more natural than it did in his film from this past fall. With that improved fluidity came a bump in his arm. Now it seems like the ball jumps out of his hand because everything is working as one so no momentum is lost. It all ends up in the ball. With his improved mechanics came the accuracy as well. Get ready for a breakout year from Logan.

The 6’5″ 185 lbs QB is in the process of filling out an impressive frame. The arm to match is there. Logan is able to hit the out routes across the field, or go deep down the field and drop it over DBs and into the basket of his receivers. Jerome also brings good awareness within the pocket and the ability to buy time. Then when he gets forced out of the pocket he can hurt a defense with his legs. Most importantly, Logan has the accuracy needed to excel at the position. Logan is in position to have a breakout junior season this fall. Keep an eye on him.