Chorell Rawlings is a 6'1" Quarterback/Athlete in the 2029 class.
Rawlings attends St. Frances Academy in Maryland.
Rawlings's Player Profile was created on August 24, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Chorell
RawlingsQB/ATH
Class
2029
Height
6'1"
Weight
162
HS
St. Frances Academy
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MD
PRZMD 2029 board sleepers: Who will move up by season’s end?
We have him slotted as QB/ATH, but per his X account, it’s leaning towards free safety/wide receiver. If...
Written by Ed OBrien
Chorell
RawlingsQB/ATH
Class
2029
Height
6'1"
Weight
162
HS
St. Frances Academy
|
MD
First look at ranked Maryland/D.C. 2029 prospects – Pt. 2
For the purpose of this article, we’ll look at Rawlings as a quarterback. He’s a playmaking, rhythm-based quarterback,...
Written by Ed OBrien
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We have him slotted as QB/ATH, but per his X account, it’s leaning towards free safety/wide receiver. If you ask me, I’m going to consider him a safety prospect at the moment. His early offers include Virginia Tech, Maryland, and Rhode Island. His freshman year highlights are quarterback-heavy, but with the arrival of Justin MerrimanJustinMerriman
6'3" | 185 lbs | QB
St. Frances Academy | 2029 StateMD
, another 2029 quarterback, he’ll be able to focus on the position he’ll play in college. One thing is certain from his film: he’s a versatile athlete who has the potential to climb these rankings.
For the purpose of this article, we’ll look at Rawlings as a quarterback. He’s a playmaking, rhythm-based quarterback, based on the highlights that I watched. Rawlings is definitely an athlete playing quarterback, but he does display nice touch and ball placement in his highlights. In particular, he shows those abilities on vertical and corner routes. There are multiple reps showing him dropping throws “in the bucket”, whether it’s fades, goal-line shorts, or corner routes. Rawlings is good at leading receivers in space, and he puts just enough arc on the football to clear defenders. Based on the highlights I watched, he makes a lot of first-read throws. If he’s to stay at quarterback, I would like to see more plays of him making full-field progression reads. Rawlings is decisive and doesn’t hesitate to get the ball out. He is very mobile as well, shows good speed, and has a nice stride. If he decides not to play quarterback, I can see him making a smooth transition into the wide receiver position.