This could be a perfect storm scenario if it all comes together. We have seen the Kohler offense produce elite numbers in recent history. We also just saw Carmine come off a junior season where he produced nearly 2,300 yards. I have witnessed the work that Carmine has put in this summer and offseason overall. So I won’t be surprised to see a jump in his numbers, which would put him near the top in the key categories.

Another highly productive junior passer that will be back on the field this fall is Kohler’s Carmine Moctezuma Carmine Moctezuma 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Kohler | 2026 State WI . Carmine finished with 2,288 yards and 20 TDs in 2024. That yardage mark over 10 games led to him also being Top 10 in yds/game with 228.8 yards. I’m excited for Carmine’s senior season because he has been putting in the work this offseason. I have crossed paths with him once already this offseason at a QB camp. The junior has a great frame for the position and the touch to dominate with his ball placement. Keep an eye on this kid.

An athlete who we have covered for awhile but haven’t gotten to see throw live until Sunday was Carmine Moctezuma Carmine Moctezuma 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Kohler | 2026 State WI . The junior signal caller was fun to watch. The 6’3″ 175 lbs ’26 was one of the most athletic kids in attendance. When we went to throws on the move or rolling out and resetting quickly before delivering the ball, Carmine stood out from the crowd. The junior has quick feet and did well getting himself set quickly with a strong base so that he could still deliver the ball in a timely manner. I also was impressed with the touch he displayed on his deep passes, dropping the ball over the shoulder of his target when the throw called for it. The athletic junior signal caller is a rising name to know in the Class of 2026.

Stats: 16/30, 257 Yards, 2 TDs

Junior QB Carmine Moctezuma had a big week while helping Kohler to their first victory of the season. The tape is impressive to watch. You see the 6’2″ signal caller scan the field, look off DBs, and go through progressions consistently. The junior passer also piled up the impressive downfield throws to the intermediate and deep levels of the field. We see touch and velocity depending on what the throw demanded to hit the window. Carmine is definitely worth keeping an eye on. He sits at 13th in the state for passing yards through 3 games with 723 yards. The Kohler offense will give him plenty of chances to impress. Check out the Week 3 film below.