Carter is a signal caller who has an excellent processing rate and easily gets to his second and third reads. He will look off a safety and can manipulate defenses. His delivery is quick, and he can layer his throws. He throws an excellent deep ball and can also hit the keyhole shot. He is an excellent signal caller and has all the tools you want to see.

Carter has done a fantastic job this offseason and add to that the experience he’s had the past two years, Carter is primed for a breakout. He moves well in the pocket and easily gets to his second read. He processes defenses well and isn’t afraid to stress the defense deep. He throws with good accuracy and has good ball placement. He throws an easy deep ball for his receivers and has every right to see his recruitment pick up. He is a prospect that should get FCS looks.

Carter made some good throws during the event. He made good intermediate to deep throws and had good ball placement. He continues to improve and has developed his game even more this offseason.

Carter jumps inside the top 20 overall and is firmly the QB2 in the class. He processes quickly, has a quick delivery, and does well leading his receivers open. He isn’t afraid to take deep shots and stress a defense. He shows good pocket navigation and is a player who will continue to hone his craft; plenty to like.

Carter’s maturation from year one to year two has been fantastic to watch. He is a quick processor, gets to his second read, throws with anticipation, and leads his receivers open. He shows good pocket navigation and shows the ability to manipulate defenders. He has an exceptional ceiling and is a player who will get D1 looks.

Carter is a signal caller with a great ceiling. He has good arm talent, ball placement is good, and he is a player that will stress a defense and take deep shots. He moves well and navigates the pocket. He can move the chains with his legs. He does well with off platform throws and faces a hungry Viewmont defense.

Payne is an exciting prospect who has all the tools to be a top signal caller in his class. Against Brighton, he showed his maturation and had great command of the offense. He processes quickly, has a quick release, and is someone who shows good arm talent and will lead his receivers open. He had a good night moving the ball around and keeping the opposing defense on their heels. He’ll have a great season.

Payne flashed his abilities last year as a freshman, and that will help him tenfold as he competes for the job this year, and it should be his for the taking next year. He moves well in the pocket, has good ball placement, did well processing the game, and throws a good intermediate pass. If it’s not his time this year, he will have a breakout next year and be a top breakout star.

Payne showed flashes last year when he started the first set of games and with a full year under his belt can become an absolute riser as the starting signal caller. If he takes the job, he’s shown that he isn’t afraid to take deep shots, to put it in tight windows, and finds ways to extend plays. He has good arm talent and can get to his second read. With another year of growth, he has every right to be a riser.