Carson Bellinger Carson Bellinger 5'11" | 180 lbs | QB Avonworth | 2026 State PA is an efficient quarterback for Avonworth. His ability to sit in the pocket and deliver the ball is impressive. He is especially excellent in play action. Avonworth runs the ball at a high rate, so Bellinger’s ability to use play action is excellent. He also has excellent accuracy as a passer. This is especially present when he is throwing the ball on in breaking routes. Bellinger and Avonworth want to avenge last year’s title game and win a state title. I expect a big game from Bellinger.

Carson Bellinger Carson Bellinger 5'11" | 180 lbs | QB Avonworth | 2026 State PA is a playmaker for Avonworth. He passed for an outstanding 24 touchdowns vs. 1 interception. His ability to throw the ball on time with almost perfect accuracy is outstanding. An example is in Avonworth’s play-action passing game, where he has impeccable footwork and ball movement to make the fake and throw a perfect strike. Avonworth plays Freeport this week, and I expect Bellinger to continue his excellent play.

Carson Bellinger Carson Bellinger 5'11" | 180 lbs | QB Avonworth | 2026 State PA is an underrated athlete who plays quarterback for Avonworth. He has good footwork and mechanics in the pocket. He delivers a good football from the pocket. He shows excellent touch on the ball, especially on deep balls. The biggest area in which he excels is when he has to make plays with his feet. His ability to scramble around and find open receivers is excellent. He also shows good speed, and if he takes off to run, he can run for big plays. Bellinger is the ultimate gun slinger at quarterback and is a talented athlete who plays as a quarterback. I am excited to see how he plays as a senior.

5’10, 170 pounds. 4.39 GPA, currently ranked as a top 500 junior.

What Northwestern Lehigh should expect…

Taking a look at Carson Bellinger Carson Bellinger 5'11" | 180 lbs | QB Avonworth | 2026 State PA ‘s recent single-game cut-ups(Penn Cambria & Central Valley), it’s easy to make the assumption that NWL shouldn’t expect much out of Bellinger. Just four passes completed between two games (that are on tape). NWL would be setting itself up for failure if they take this young man’s talents lightly, I doubt they will. Taking a look at Bellinger’s updated tape, I see a more confident and experienced version of the underclassmen who landed on our ranks this time last year. If NWL lacks in coverage, if they sleep on passing concepts attempting to get behind coverage, Bellinger has the range, accuracy, and confidence to uncork balls downfield. Avonworth might be riding the hot hand, the rushing attack has led them to victories each of the last two weeks. NWL cannot assume Avonworth will attack them solely through the ground, they need to prepare for Bellinger tossing balls over the top via play action sets, along with keeping improv situations to a minimum.