Cayson put together an outstanding season, throwing for 2,767 yards and 30 touchdowns with just 5 interceptions, while adding 1,238 rushing yards on the ground. His production alone shows how dangerous he is as a true dual-threat quarterback.

He’s not just efficient through the air—he’s explosive with his legs. When he takes off, he’s got real wheels, able to outrun defenders and turn designed runs or broken plays into big-time gains. Defenses have to account for him on every snap, which opens up even more opportunities for him to make plays downfield.

With his ability to protect the football, stretch the field, and break games open with his speed.

Cayson showed poise and command at the quarterback position throughout the day. In individual throwing periods, he delivered the ball with consistent mechanics, clean footwork, and good timing on his throws.

He demonstrated the ability to work through progressions and place the ball accurately on different route concepts. His ball placement allowed receivers to catch and turn upfield quickly. In competitive periods, he remained composed under pressure and made smart decisions when reads were covered.

Cayson brings an aggressive edge and playmaking ability that puts constant pressure on defenses. He has the arm strength to challenge tight windows and the confidence to push the ball vertically. When plays break down, Cayson shows the athleticism to extend the play and create opportunities outside the pocket. He throws well on the move and isn’t afraid to make throws from different platforms. His ability to generate explosive plays is a defining part of his game.

276 passing yards, 3 TDs | 102 rushing yards, 3 TDs | 49–41 win over Van Alstyne

Maupin is a true dual-threat playmaker with a big arm and fearless running ability. At 6-foot, 180 pounds, he makes off-script plays look routine and elevates his offense with his versatility. His six-touchdown outing should put him firmly on recruiting boards across the region.