Alex is a rising QB who is steadily building momentum in the offseason. He has been to camps, putting in work in the offseason working on his mechanics , timing and of course footwork. I got two watch Alex at a 7on7 tournament a few months back and he has what it takes. Alex holds one offer from New Mexico State.

Alex is a quarterback that leaves a strong impression in a 7-on-7 setting, and getting to see him a month ago gave a clear look at how he operates in a faster, more pass-heavy environment. Even without the run game, he showed he can adjust and compete within structure against live competition.

On film and in that 7-on-7 setting, Alex shows solid timing and awareness. He’s comfortable distributing the ball and getting it out quickly, especially on rhythm throws where he can stay in sync with his receivers. He doesn’t try to do too much — instead, he plays within the offense and focuses on keeping drives moving. Alex growth is there , cant wait to see what he has to show in 2026.

Alex looked sharp on Day 2, showing poise in the pocket, accuracy on his throws, and the ability to make plays under pressure. While the team came up just short, he consistently put his playmakers in position to succeed and made several key throws that kept them in the game. His performance proved he has the talent and will continue to get better.

Alex looked extremely comfortable running the offense during 7on7, showing smooth mechanics and poise in the pocket. He made clean reads, delivered accurate throws, and kept the ball moving with confidence. For a younger QB, his composure and timing stood out, making him one to watch on Day 1.