Blake Pasik Blake Pasik 6'0" | 175 lbs | QB Northern | 2026 State MD ‘s recruitment continues to trend upward after adding four offers, including Delaware State, Wheeling University, West Virginia Wesleyan, and Fairmont State, with the most recent coming this past December. The growing interest reflects what shows up consistently on film: a quarterback who is equally dangerous operating from the pocket or creating when the play breaks down.

Pasik throws with impressive touch and composure, delivering accurate passes under pressure while remaining efficient from a clean pocket. He shows a strong understanding of timing and ball placement, allowing receivers to stay in stride and finish plays even when the pocket collapses. When under pressure, Pasik can turn into a legitimate weapon with his legs. He runs with toughness and intent, willing to lower his shoulder and initiate contact rather than shy away, while also possessing the speed to turn scrambles into chunk gains.

With a well-rounded skill set and a physical edge to his game, Pasik continues to establish himself as a quarterback who can stress defenses in multiple ways. As his offer list grows, his trajectory points toward even more attention as programs look for a competitive, dual-threat signal caller.

Pasik has completed 130-0f-211 passes for 1,825 yards, 19 touchdowns and seven interceptions in ten games this season. He’s also accounted for 280 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 50 carries. Pasik has a nose for the endzone, accounting for two-plus touchdowns in at least six games. HE’s also been highly efficient, posting a QB rating of 130 or higher in five of six games. Based on the other games he played in, his five interceptions in a loss against Calvert were an outlier. I’m impressed that he’s completed 62% of his passes given the number of times he throws per game (20-30).

Pasik and his teammates will play Northern this week.

Pasik Primed to Lead Patriots on Another Championship Run

After a stellar junior campaign, quarterback Pasik is poised to lead the Patriots to a second consecutive championship appearance. He threw for over 1,400 yards in just five games and finished the season with more than 3,500 passing yards. His standout performances came against Huntingtown and Northeast, where he racked up 405 and 373 yards respectively, throwing four or more touchdown passes in each contest. Pasik’s strong arm and field vision have already earned him a Division I offer from Delaware State University, with more attention likely to follow as he enters his senior season.

The best QB at the SMAC Showcase hands down, Blake was putting on a show with his passes. Smooth in the pocket with nice footwork and overall mechanics, Blake was completing pretty passes over all 3 levels of the field. He can put wonderful touch on the ball and drop it in a bucket to his WR, or gets good zip when need to deliver a strike the receiver in stride. A good overall athlete as well, Blake is a dual threat QB making him a complete QB threat. Impressive on the day and already holding one FCS offer, Blake will be a player plenty of colleges want to see throw this summer.