One of the top quarterbacks in Dekalb County and one of the more slept-on passers across the Atlanta area, Carter is a dual-threat senior quarterback with an above-average frame at 6-foot-3 200-pounds. He reads the field well, shows a quick release, and throws with zip. He’s also a crafty runner who can take off with his legs when there’s a chance to play a play on the ground. He was an All-County selection last year after showing he can make plays on the run with enough talent to find a home somewhere at the next level. Carter was an easy addition to the rankings heading into his big senior season.

Carter holds D1 offers, and I would consider him a strong candidate to generate some late buzz as dominoes start to fall. He is a tall, lean athlete with plenty of space to fill out and add more mass. He is a smooth passer who impresses with his finesse, consistently proving capable of moving the ball up and down. He is a loose athlete who can skip around contact and move in the pocket. I think there’s another gear he can find as both an athlete and a passer, which, when paired with his traits, sets the stage for some late buzz.

A Dekalb County quarterback on the rise with the potential to have a massive final season, Carter brings plenty of size at 6-foot-3 200-pounds. He shows quick feet and mobility for his size to go along with natural arm talent and impressive ball placement. He throws a beautiful deep ball, hits receivers in stride, and has all the tools to be one of the best and more productive quarterbacks in the region this fall. His size, arm talent, and overall potential will lead to a new Prep Redzone ranking this summer and possible D1 interest and offers this summer.