Antonio Casias is a 6'1" Quarterback in the 2026 class.
Casias attends Pinnacle in Arizona.
Casias's Player Profile was created on February 4, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Antonio
CasiasQB
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Pinnacle
|
AZ
New Faces in New Places: Quarterbacks Starting a New Chapter
Antonio Casias brings a lot to the table, and it’s not just his speed. He’s a true dual-threat...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Antonio
CasiasQB
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Pinnacle
|
AZ
2026 Rankings Risers: Offense
Casias jumped 30 overall spots to inside the top 50 and the top 10 ranked 2026 QBs after...
Written by Jordan Reyes
Antonio
CasiasQB
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Pinnacle
|
AZ
6 Quarterbacks Ready to Take Off in the Class Of 2026
Antonio Casias managed to average just a tick under 200 yards a game through the air as just...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Antonio
CasiasQB
Class
2026
Height
6'1"
Weight
185
HS
Pinnacle
|
AZ
5A’s Finest: Top Quarterback Showings
Antonio Casias , the dynamic Cactus QB, shone brightest when he stepped outside the pocket. His ability to...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Hunter Tierney | Prep Redzone Scout
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Antonio CasiasAntonioCasias
6'1" | 185 lbs | QB
Pinnacle | 2026 StateAZ
brings a lot to the table, and it’s not just his speed. He’s a true dual-threat guy who can make throws all over the field, and he doesn’t hesitate to tuck it and run when the situation calls for it. What makes him stand out, even in what’s expected to be a pretty loaded quarterback room at Pinnacle, is the way he mixes that athleticism with poise and polish. He’s got good mechanics and delivers the ball on time. But when the pocket breaks down or the defense gives him an opening, he knows how to flip the field with his legs. It’s not just scrambling, either — he’s smart about when to run, and when to keep his eyes downfield and trust the play to develop. Once he’s cleared to play, he could end up being the guy who gives Pinnacle’s offense a little something extra.
Casias jumped 30 overall spots to inside the top 50 and the top 10 ranked 2026 QBs after an impressive junior season leading Cactus to the 5A state championship. At 6’1” 185 lbs. he possesses a solid dual-threat skillset. He’s got a live arm delivering the ball with velocity and accuracy using his quick and effortless over the top release. Calm with his feet in the pocket he shows good ball placement in his drop back and throughout his progression allowing him to get the ball out on time and while under pressure. Can attack all three areas of the field and create plays when protection breaks down and he’s flushed outside the pocket. Threw for over 3,000 yards and 29 touchdowns during his junior year.
Antonio CasiasAntonioCasias
6'1" | 185 lbs | QB
Pinnacle | 2026 StateAZ
managed to average just a tick under 200 yards a game through the air as just a sophomore for Cactus. Maybe even more impressive than that, Casias was able to show that he’s an incredibly tough player who’s not only willing to put his body on the line for a play but will hop right up afterward too. At 6’0″ 170lbs, Casias has a strong arm that can get the ball to all parts of the field. Showing an ability to work through progressions, he does a nice job of not staying locked on any one receiver for too long. Although Casias lost his top target in Nikko BoncoreNikkoBoncore
6'0" | 175 lbs | WR
Centennial | 2025 StateAZ
, Cactus also gained another very talented wideout in Julian MoncivaizJulianMoncivaiz
5'8" | 165 lbs | WR
Cactus | 2026 StateAZ
too. With Casias at the helm, Cactus is going to be an incredibly fun team to watch.
Antonio CasiasAntonioCasias
6'1" | 185 lbs | QB
Pinnacle | 2026 StateAZ
, the dynamic Cactus QB, shone brightest when he stepped outside the pocket. His ability to deliver accurate throws on the run was on full display, expertly discerning when to finesse a touch pass or rifle it through a tight window. He’s a tad eager to escape the pocket, even if he possesses the agility to do so masterfully; by staying in the pocket a little bit longer, he could elevate his passing game even more. This agility isn’t just about evading tackles; Casias skillfully contributes to the offense with his legs, whether it’s a broken play, or by design. When he’s working with a clean pocket, it’s evident that Casias meticulously cycles through his progressions, showcasing his understanding of the game. His elusiveness, which seems almost second nature, doesn’t just dazzle fans—it genuinely disrupts defensive schemes. Casias is a quarterback who’s game would translate nicely to the next level.