Bryce has carried himself well as he heads into his sophomore season, and with a young team around him full of talent, the sky is the limit! He stands tall in the pocket and is able to use subtle movement to buy some extra time between the tackles and get the ball downfield. Less subtly, when the play breaks down, Bryce is able to escape the pocket and get into the open field, where his speed and athleticism really shine. When he rips it, he has no issue flinging the deep ball or forcing the ball through a tight window before it closes. Super excited to see what kind of strides he can make, along with the rest of this River Rouge program!

Bryce is a prospect who seems to be developed well beyond his years. With multiple offers and big time camp invites already, Jackson will be a household name across the Midwest this season!

-Great Mechanics: Very fluid movements within the pocket, great use of his lower body and rotating hips to generate power from the ground up, quick snappy throwing motion with no hitch, great follow through on throwing motion.

-Elite Arm Talent: Impeccable accuracy and ball placement-up field shoulder on go routes, ball to the sideline on corners and comebacks-arm strength to make downfield throws 40+ yards

-Overall Playmaking Ability: Success running the offense from under center as well as shotgun, can escape pocket under pressure and create with his legs, can extend plays with his legs to create play downfield.

There’s zero question that Bryce has a far better arm than most class of 2029 prospects. His highlight tape is filled with passes 30+ yards downfield, some with quite advanced touch and placement. Furthermore, Bryce has the mechanics to make those throws consistent. He does an excellent job using his entire body while throwing, limiting wasted movement and consistently generating good power. In other words, I like where his throwing motion is at right now.

That said, his highlight tape is still a little one-note. I like that Bryce is able to throw the deep ball with confidence, but there are few quick reads to the short-intermediate areas of the field. It’s not a negative, just a question mark right now. Additionally, I wonder how Bryce is as a runner. His measurables indicate that he could develop into a high-end dual threat.

One of only a handful of prospects not yet in high school (class of 2029 or 2030) on the 14U Westside Cubs. He’s listed at 6-foot-2 and has the desirable frame and length for a recruitable prospect down the line. The roster was small and they were undermanned a bit compared to the rest of the bracket, but he looked the part of a Quarterback to know. He and Wide Receiver Kameron Lowe Kameron Lowe 6'2" | 165 lbs | DB/WR Brother Rice | 2029 State MI seemed to have nice rapport, despite the difficulties the faced in Florida.