Even with all of the Bulldogs’ talent on both sides of the ball, it all starts with talented returning quarterback Aury Greenfield Aury Greenfield 6'0" | 175 lbs | QB Robinson | 2027 State NC at the controls. Aury recently committed to play college football at Lafayette College, and he’s going to be dynamite there – I think they got a steal. Aury is one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in the state, and he’s in line for a huge senior season.

Robinson’s star quarterback has been highly-ranked for years, but people are starting to pay attention now that the rest of the roster is more talented. Greenfield had over 3,500 total yards and 35 touchdowns as a junior. While he loses his top two targets from a year ago, Robinson should have plenty of skill players to surround one of the top dual-threat quarterbacks in the state.

Aury had an excellent season last year with over 2500 passing yards, 26 passing touchdowns, PLUS over 1000 rushing yards, and 9 rushing touchdowns. I think he’s one of the most underrated Class of 2027 players in North Carolina. That is some incredible production, and that came with playing through an injury in the middle of the season. Aury has some offers and interest and is in line to have his biggest season as a senior. He’s a great young man by all accounts, and I’m excited to see his leadership and talent take the Bulldogs far once again in 2027.

I think out of our Top 5 players here, Aury might be the most underrated, but he also may be the most productive in terms of yardage on the field as well. This past season, Aury threw for over 2500 yards and 26 touchdowns, which by itself would be a great season for most high school quarterbacks. But then, once you factor in the rushing totals for Aury, which he rushed for over 1000 yards and 9 rushing touchdowns, you quickly learn how special a talent he is. College football programs are taking notice of Aury as well, as he now has offers from Lenoir-Rhyne, Wofford, Army, and Air Force.

Greenfield is one of the most dynamic dual-threat quarterbacks in the 704, and he enters his senior season as a matchup nightmare for defenses. As a junior, he accounted for elite production with 2,574 passing yards and 26 touchdowns, while adding 1,040 rushing yards and 9 more scores on the ground. He stresses defenses in multiple ways—extending plays with his legs, creating off-script throws, and punishing teams that lose containment. Greenfield’s athleticism allows the offense to stay explosive even when plays break down, and his experience at quarterback shows in his command and confidence. With that level of production and versatility, he is firmly established as one of the biggest offensive threats in the region heading into his final high school season.

I tell people all the time that Aury is probably the best quarterback you don’t really know because he’s outside of Charlotte, up in the Concord area at JM Robinson. He’s a dynamic dual-threat player who excels in both zone read and RPO offensive schemes. It is fun to watch him consistently make the right decision in those schemes on film. Aury has very good speed and has nice accuracy throwing the football to all levels of the field. He’s a strong candidate for this 704 Junior Bowl team.

An electric athlete, Greenfield averaged nearly 10 yards a rush during his 1,000-yard, nine-touchdown junior season as a runner. As a passer, he’s remarkably accurate, especially against zone coverage, often throwing receivers open and putting the ball in a spot to maximize yardage after the catch. That works well because he’s too athletic to play man against, even with a spy. If teams play zone, he picks them apart. If they play man, he runs all over. If they bring pressure, he’s heady enough to evade.

Simply put, I thought Aury was the most complete quarterback in attendance at this showcase. I thought Aury moved smoothly throughout the agility circuit, and his individual period work showed excellent fundamentals – it is obvious that he has been coached very well. Aury had a great junior season in leading the Bulldogs to the 4th round of the state playoffs, and with a lot of his teammates returning next season, it could be an even deeper run for them next year.

Aury did an excellent job orchestrating an exceptional performance by the Bulldog Offense. His stats in this one weren’t eye popping – 80 yards rushing and 110 yards passing – but he was in complete control. JM Robinson runs a good bit of read option from shotgun, and I’d say Aury was about 95% correct on his reads on Friday Night. Aury rushed for a touchdown and had two touchdown passes – one of them truly highlight worthy. I spoke with Aury after the game.