Boston has great size and frame for the position. He has a compact delivery and shows great arm talent. He has a big time arm and is an accurate passer. He does a good job of layering his throws and shows good pocket navigation. Boston has all the tools you want to see and has all the makings to be a Power Four recruit. Big time talent.

Boston has prototypical size for a signal caller already and he’s a 2030 classification. He has a great arm and throws with a good spin rate and has a nice, compact delivery. He can make all the necessary throws you want in a premium signal caller. He throws with good velocity and can layer in his throws. He stands tall in the pocket, is light on his feet and can move around in the pocket if necessary. Boston has all the tools you want to see. He is going to be a P4 recruit.

Boston has great size and a large frame that he will continue to grow into. He’ll easily get to 215lbs and carry that weight well. He has a great arm. The ball effortlessly jumps out of his hands; the spin rate is fantastic. He has great ball placement and knows when to throw with velocity and when to layer his throws. He’s an excellent passer who stands tall in the pocket and has all the tools you want to see. He throws 55+ yards effortlessly and has a great deep ball. He’s a type of player that other talented players will gravitate towards. He has immense talent and would not be a shock if he garners multiple P4 offers. Should be the unquestioned JV starter as a Freshman.

Boston is a signal caller with excellent size for any class let alone for a 2030. I’ve seen him throw in person and he has great arm talent, he has the size and arm talent of an upperclassman. He processes quickly, shows good velocity, and is a signal caller who moves around in the pocket well enough and will be someone who will flirt with the starting JV role and could very well suit up on Friday nights.

Boston has excellent size and is a signal caller who can make every throw. He has a good deep ball to him and throws with a nice touch. He has good velocity and can dot the ball when he needs to. He has good pocket navigation and is someone who will make an impact at the JV/So games next year.

Wright has an excellent frame and he should easily get to 6’4+ and reach 210 lbs with ease. He throws with good velocity, can make all the necessary throws and does well with off-platform throws. He moves well within the pocket and has a quick delivery. His ball placement is good and he has all the necessary tools and size to be an elite signal caller for the class with continued development.

Wright is a C/O 30 prospect but is already 6’2 and could start right now for Layton. He projects to grow and get to 6’5-6’6 range and easily over 215 lbs. His frame is there, his arm talent is also there and he made nice throws throughout the morning and had good ball placement and threw with good rhythm and timing, he didn’t need to see his receiver break before throwing it out. He has good technique and footwork and is an exciting prospect for the 2030 class.