Cade Hirstine is a 6'0" Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Hirstine attends Ponderosa in Colorado.
Hirstine's Player Profile was created on December 29, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Cade
HirstineQB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Ponderosa
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CO
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Hirstine brings a strong arm and excellent deep ball accuracy to the quarterback position. His ability to extend...
Written by Robert Davis
Cade
HirstineQB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Ponderosa
|
CO
Stock Up Showcase 2024: Next Generation of Quarterbacks Part 1
Hirstine was launching the football all throughout camp. His very good throw power was creating headaches for the...
Written by Matt Tate
Cade
HirstineQB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Ponderosa
|
CO
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Hirstine is a prime example of why capturing and posting film is such an important element of the...
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Robert Davis | Prep Redzone Scout
Robert Davis
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Hirstine brings a strong arm and excellent deep ball accuracy to the quarterback position. His ability to extend plays with his feet, move the pocket, and deliver precise throws under pressure makes him a high-ceiling prospect. Hirstine’s ability to read defenses and adjust his throws on the fly shows maturity beyond his years. He excels at pushing the ball downfield, and his feel for the game is advanced for his age. He is a player that should be added to the radar immediately as he works to build on his impressive skill set.
Hirstine was launching the football all throughout camp. His very good throw power was creating headaches for the defensive backs. Hirstine has good athletic ability due to his good speed, acceleration, and change of direction. He showcased these skills during the drills. Where Hirstine really shined was the 1 on 1s with wide receivers and defensive backs. He has a good over the top release, mixed with his very good throw power. I was impressed with his accuracy. Whether it was a short, medium, or deep route, Hirstine was completing passes to his receivers all day. Grandview has a good one on their hands.
Hirstine is a prime example of why capturing and posting film is such an important element of the exposure/recruiting game. In mid-September, I was told about Hirstine by a couple people I trust, but I couldn’t put him on any type of list or in any writeup’s with a clear conscious–because I was yet to see him play. Fast forward to earlier this month (December, 2023) and he now has film up—let me tell you, the wait was well worth it. I love the way this kid plays the game of football. He holds the ball high and drop backs with quick, choppy feet a la Peyton Manning and makes quick decisions. If he decides to throw the ball, it’s a quick release and follow through; If he decides to run the ball, I quickly get Tim Tebow (while at Florida) vibes with his ability to rack up yards with his legs.