Cole Andrews
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Todd Haldis | Prep Redzone Scout
A high level QB is always something a team needs heading into the playoffs and Cole is one of the tops in the state of DE. Cole has excellent size at 6’4″ allowing him to stand tall in the pocket and pass the ball all over the field. He has nice arm strength, able to bomb the ball downfield for big plays and long scores. A good athlete as well, Cole is able to extend the play and move the pocket with his legs. A threat defenses need to be aware of as Cole can still hurt them even when the play may break down. Efficient with ball, Cole is accurate with his passes and effective with play action.
Cole leads the 8-2 St. Elizabeth squad into a first round match up versus Newark Charter. Expect Cole to be a key factor in the game and lead them to a deep playoff run.
Great job @_coleandrews 6-9 98 Yards 3 TDs 142.6 QBR (pulled @ half) Player of the Game! 💪🔥💯❤️ pic.twitter.com/Rnbs1aX7UG
— Cole Andrews
Cole Andrews 6'4" | 165 lbs | QB St. Elizabeth | 2027 State MD (@_coleandrews) October 6, 2025
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Cole Andrews
Cole
Andrews
6'4" | 165 lbs | QB
St. Elizabeth | 2027
State
MD
is a young quarterback with a solid upside but clear areas for improvement. He has a reasonable frame at 6-3 155 pounds but needs to add weight and strength to be more durable and effective at the next level. His 840 passing yards with 10 touchdowns and eight interceptions suggest he has potential but needs to improve his decision-making to improve his touchdown-to-interception ratio.
Andrews is at his best when rolling out and extending plays, making him effective in play-action situations and improvising. However, his lack of mobility (under 100 total rushing yards for the year) means he isn’t a significant dual-threat quarterback at this stage. If Andrews improves his ability to move the chains with his legs—especially in the red zone—he could add another dimension to his game. He is best suited for short and intermediate throws right now. Andrews needs to develop his deep passing ability to improve as a passer.
Andrews has plenty of time to develop, and with improved mechanics, accuracy, and decision-making, he could make some nice strides this offseason.
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