Carter, a 4-star QB, shows on film that he’s much more than just a dual-threat he’s a polished passer who can make every throw on the field. With over 2,000 passing yards and a 70% completion rate, his accuracy stands out immediately. He consistently delivers a catchable ball, whether it’s quick game concepts, intermediate routes over the middle, or deep shots downfield. He throws with great touch on fades and corner routes, and you’ll see him layer the ball perfectly over linebackers while keeping it away from safeties.

What really pops is his ability to throw on the move. He stays composed outside the pocket and keeps his eyes downfield, making accurate throws even when rolling out or under pressure. He’s comfortable attacking tight windows and doesn’t hesitate to trust his arm, showing confidence and anticipation getting the ball out before receivers fully break open.

His arm strength allows him to stretch the field, but it’s his timing and ball placement that separate him. He leads receivers into space, giving them room to create after the catch, and rarely puts the ball in harm’s way. When you combine that with his 800 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on the ground, defenses are constantly under stress trying to contain him.

With offers from Arkansas, Arizona State, Baylor, Michigan, Tennessee and more, it’s clear programs see the same thing on film — a complete quarterback who can win from the pocket or take over with his legs.

Zingleman continues to rise as one of the top sophomore quarterbacks in the state. In a dominant 35–0 win over Flower Mound, he threw for 314 yards and two touchdowns, showcasing his big arm and accuracy. The dual-threat talent has been peaking at the right time, giving Coppell a major spark heading into the playoffs. Zingleman’s confidence and command have helped elevate an already talented Coppell offense.

Extremely athletic and boasting a giant frame, Zingelmann is a dynamic QB who flexes around the field showcasing his versatile talent. He flashes great accuracy and arm strength at all three levels of the field, displaying a unique combination of velocity and touch. With the given passing traits, you may predict Carter to be strictly a pocket-passer, but that could not be further from the truth. He demonstrates great ability to escape and incredible lateral chang of direction for his size. Not to mention, he also lined up at WR and reeled in a TD pass last week. Through 4 games, the Cowboys electric offensive leader has compiled nearly 1,000 total yards and 12 TDs. Zingelmann will look to continue his strong play down the stretch and add to an offer list than includes Baylor, Houston, and North Texas.

Carter put together a complete performance, completing 16 of 19 passes for 200 yards while also rushing 12 times for 122 yards and 3 touchdowns, powering the Cowboys to a 28-20 win over Sachse. His efficiency through the air kept the offense moving, but it was his dual-threat ability that truly separated him, punishing the defense with his legs whenever the pocket broke down. He showed excellent decision making, taking care of the football, and stepping up in clutch moments to finish drives. With his leadership and ability to impact the game in multiple ways, he proved to be the difference maker in a hard-fought victory.

Zingelmann is a towering gun slinger with a plethora of raw skills and traits, limitless potential, and is just now entering his sophomore campaign. He also possesses sneaky athleticism and speed for such a large frame. His 4.87 speed is evident on film as a dual-threat signal caller. As a passer, Carter excels at throwing the deep ball out of the pocket, both over the middle of the field and down the sideline. He displays a great combination of arm strength and touch. Zingelmann also shows the ability to roll out of the pocket and deliver strikes on out routes on the numbers. After an electric freshman season at Liberty Christian, Zingelmann has stepped into the spotlight for the Cowboys. He already has several offers from schools such as Baylor, Houston, and UTSA.

 Zinglemann is a big-bodied QB with a big-time arm, good touch on deep throws, and mechanically sound footwork. A standout athlete, he won his district title in the 400M. With his blend of size, athleticism, and arm talent, he’s primed to make a splash in 2025.

Zinglemann is one of the most intriguing prospects in the 2028 class that is about to take off this offseason heading into the fall. He passes the eye test at 6-foot-5 220 pounds, he has a lean, athletic frame combined with the arm talent to make every throw on the route tree. He has a strong arm, with good touch on his deep ball and has the athleticism to evade the rush and make plays with his feet. Zingelmann has been a standout in the past at several PRZ Texas camps as a middle schooler. Zinglemann will be coming into Coppell this fall with the opportunity to get the nod under center. He had a great showing at the UA Camp in Dallas over the weekend and as he continues to develop, Zinglemann is definitely a prospect that college programs should get eyes on. He has a huge upside.