Our top newcomer at the QB position is the dual threat out of Watertown. I have quickly become a big fan of the 2029 signal caller once his tape hit my radar earlier this offseason. The 6′ 160 lbs athlete is growing into the job, and while doing so we haven’t seen that size cost him on the field. When it comes to arm talent Aiyden is among the best in his Class. He is a natural at using his technique to generate the velocity needed to attack every level of the field. The tape has plenty of examples of the strong ability to control ball placement as well.

The impressive arm talent is just part of what makes Parr- Mitchell so impressive. His athleticism is a big factor to his game. Within the pocket the 2029 is able to move swiftly and suddenly to buy time and avoid pressure. Plus he has the speed to buy time outside the pocket. You don’t have to watch long into the tape to see how effectively he can buy time and make defenders miss when they have a free shot. This kid is demonstrating a special, innate ability to make the unreal play look easy and common. Impressive talent. Dive into the tape below!

We end with a freshman that caught my eyes while searching the Watertown Hudl accounts. The 6′ 160 lbs 2029 can definitely sling it around the field. It is clear that the entire field is open to him when he drops back and the velocity he can attack the field with is only going to get better as the years go by and he continues to grow and get stronger. That is exciting because there are already plenty of clips where the ball jumps out of his hands. The ’29 has some athleticism to his game too, but he uses it to buy time while keeping his eyes downfield and looking to make plays with his arm. I love how quickly he can set and release the ball out of his drop. The arm talent is very exciting with this freshman QB. Check him out and keep an eye on him.