Carter is a quarterback we’re excited to see this season after what he’s put in during the offseason. He’s been grinding and putting in the work to clean up his mechanics and sharpen his timing with his receivers. On film, he shows flashes of being able to move the offense and deliver the ball accurately when he’s in rhythm. The effort he’s put in this offseason should show up when the season kicks off, and he’s a name to keep an eye on as he looks to take a step forward this year.

Carter Lattelle Carter Lattelle 6'2" | 195 lbs | QB Klein | 2027 State TX was truly on point at the Henderson State Football Camp. He consistently delivered the football with timing and precision, showing the ability to master all drops, ball placements, and velocity with a fluent throwing motion. His accuracy and command of the passing game helped him stand out throughout the camp and lead to an offer.

Carter had a strong and efficient season, completing nearly 64% of his passes (149 of 234) for 1,817 yards, 16 touchdowns, and just 3 interceptions. He shows the ability to consistently move the offense while making smart decisions in the passing game. His accuracy allows his playmakers to operate in rhythm, and he does a solid job putting the ball where only his teammates can make plays.

He demonstrates good timing and poise in the pocket, keeping the offense on schedule and maintaining composure under pressure. Carter can stretch the field when needed, but he also knows when to manage the game and take what the defense gives him. His touchdown-to-interception ratio reflects his ability to protect the football while still being productive in scoring situations.

What stands out is his balance between efficiency and playmaking. Carter’s consistency and command of the offense make him a quarterback to watch, and with continued growth, he has the potential to elevate his game even further in the seasons ahead.

Carter delivered one of the most complete performances of the day at quarterback, ultimately earning Top Performer for his efforts. He threw with consistent accuracy and a clean, repeatable motion during drill work, showing the ability to place the ball where receivers could make plays. In competitive periods he remained calm and decisive, reading situations quickly and keeping the offense on schedule. His leadership, steady mechanics, and confidence from start to finish separated him from the field and made him a clear standout by the end of the camp.

Lattelle is another rising junior quarterback to keep an eye on. The Klein standout has proven he can spin it, making all the throws on the route tree with deep ball touch, clean mechanics, and the ability to throw from multiple arm slots. Lattelle had a strong sophomore season, throwing for 1,817 yards and 16 touchdowns, and he’s carrying that momentum into a tremendous offseason on the 7v7 circuit. As he continues to showcase his skill set, expect his recruiting interest to ramp up heading into his junior year