St. Charles is the 3 seed in the South Region of the 3A bracket after having an excellent 8-1 season, and the Kent State commit was key for the team’s success. Chris is a do it all athlete, making plays at RB/WR, CB as well as an impact player in the return game. With over 1,000 APY and 9 total TDs on the season he is threat to score anytime he touches the ball. With speed, twitch and nice elusiveness look for Christopher to get plenty of touches for big plays in the Spartans first round game this weekend.

Quick has run the football 41 times for 467 yards and five touchdowns. His team has been blowing out opponents, so he hasn’t had many carries. Quick has also caught 11 passes for 187 yards and a touchdown.

Quick did not shy away from the action, taking many reps during the 1v1 period. His physicality at the line of scrimmage and recovery ability were some of his strengths. Quick showed a willingness to jam receivers at the line. In one rep, he could close in after the initial separation. If he can continue to work on his transition quickness and positioning on breaking routes, he’ll be an even better man-to-man defender.