Brock has gotten high praise from many people I have talked to. He doesn’t have game film, but he has impressed. He throws with accuracy and has put together good results at some prevalent P4 camps. Working with Brad Maendler, Biggs feels confident in his current growth and development. He has good size for a 2028 prospect and will be someone who you might see a bit of this season.

Another long 2028 quarterback with a bright future to know out of Spring Valley is Brock Biggs Brock Biggs 6'2" | 175 lbs | QB Ironton | 2028 OH . The lefty passer is the younger brother of former Spring Valley offensive line standout Bryce Biggs who’s now at Marshall, so he has D1 bloodlines to work with and develop over the next three years. The younger Biggs captained the Timberwolves’ JV team this season and will have the opportunity to take over as the varsity QB1 as a sophomore with the graduation of Liam McGuire Liam McGuire 6'1" | 195 lbs | QB Spring Valley | 2025 State WV . Biggs is still a bit raw as a passer mechanically and will continue to develop in that area but has dual-threat capabilities and should be a key factor in the Spring Valley running game.

I promise you, one way or another, you will be hearing a ton about Brock Briggs at Spring Valley High School over the next four years. I’m a firm believer in genetics and with big brother Bryce Biggs playing O-Line at West Virginia and sister Audrey Biggs committed to play hoops at Pitt–the writing is on the wall. He already comes with excellent size, listed at 6-foot-2 and 175-pounds as of June 2024. While size will certainly help get his foot in the door, it’s the athletic ability he possesses that will keep him in the room. Plays a dual-threat style of Quarterback and can take off with his long strides at any time. On designed runs, he can take off like a Wide Receiver galloping in open space and/or dip a shoulder and use that big frame to run somebody over. The lefty QB is still crafting his throwing motion–and interestingly enough he says Tight End is also an option via social media. We’ll see here.