Nussmeier was another guy who wasn’t as consistent as some of the top guys but his top throws were as good as anyone’s in the camp. He impressed me in his pro day workout with his ability to roll to his right as a lefty and deliver an accurate ball down the field. The accuracy came and went at times but he made some really impressive throws.

Nussmeier had an up and down workout but his top throws were some of the best of the day. He’s a lefty and looked good rolling to his right and delivered good off-platform throws. Nussmeier’s delivery is smooth and he hit the crossbar from 50-yards out after the drill.

Colton, a 4-star quarterback, continues to prove why he’s one of the most sought-after prospects in the country. He consistently makes high-level throws with precision, touch, and confidence, whether he’s threading the needle in tight coverage or delivering deep balls with perfect placement. His ability to read defenses and stay composed under pressure separates him from the rest, allowing him to make plays at all three levels of the field.

With offers from powerhouse programs like Alabama, Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, and Louisville, it’s clear that colleges recognize his elite arm talent and upside. As he continues to develop, Colton has all the tools to become a game-changing quarterback at the next level.

Nussmeier was one of the most polished passers at the camp. The 6-foot-4, 210-pound signal caller displayed a strong arm, quick release, and clean mechanics throughout the day.

Nussmeier consistently threw from a solid base while engaging his hips efficiently through his delivery. He also demonstrated mobility and the ability to make throws outside the pocket.

He capped off an outstanding day by winning the Elite 11 Accuracy Challenge with a score of 26 out of 27, further showcasing his precision as a passer.

Heading into his senior season, Nussmeier is among the most heavily recruited quarterbacks in the 2027 class with offers from Kentucky, Arizona State, Louisville, Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, LSU, SMU and others.

Colton led the offense with poise and precision, making smart decisions and keeping drives alive throughout the game. He showcased accuracy on short and intermediate passes while showing the ability to extend plays with his mobility when the pocket collapsed. Colton’s leadership and composure were evident, as he consistently delivered in key moments and kept his team on schedule. His command of the offense and playmaking ability made him a central factor in his team’s success.

Colton is a dynamic playmaker at QB with the ability to take over a game. His arm strength allows him to deliver the ball accurately to all areas of the field, while his quick decision-making keeps defenses on their heels. He reads coverages instinctively, adjusting on the fly, and his mobility lets him extend plays and create opportunities when nothing is there. Colton consistently shows poise in the pocket, keeping his eyes downfield even under heavy pressure. His timing on short and intermediate routes is precise, and he has a knack for hitting receivers in stride. Beyond his physical tools, Colton demonstrates leadership and command on the field, rallying his teammates and making smart, confident decisions that set the tone for the offense.

One of the biggest national names in the ’27 class, Colton has matched his older brother’s undefeated start to the season thus far. Nussmeier led the Marauders’ offense to 52 points and a victory with swagger and efficiency. Completing 75% of his passes for 235 yards and a touchdown, Colton took what the defense gave him all night while adding some flair outside the pocket and changing arm angles. He also added 31 yards on the ground, showcasing his dual-threat abilities for the next level. He has received offers from powerhouses such as Alabama, LSU, and Michigan.