Between Wayne Valley, Wayne Hills, PTCI, and DePaul Catholic, there is an overabundance of serious talent and well coached prospects out in ths single town in Passaic County. Starting off is Valley’s Danny Ferrauilo Danny Ferrauilo 6'0" | 175 lbs | QB Wayne Valley | 2026 State NJ . Ferrauilo has the requisite arm strength of about 50 yards vertically down field to play at the next level. Furthermore, his release seems to vary for reasons I could not determine. He also varies loft and velocity on his throws. A few things I thought that made Ferrauilo’s film exceptional are the fact that he steps up and moves around in the pocket very well and is unafraid to make some gutsy throws, particularly when squeezing things over the middle. Additionally – something I rarely see on film so I was fired up to see – Ferrauilo showcases a wide breadth of completions on the route tree on his tape, allowing colleges to really get a sense of what he does well. Lastly, he does not get anxious in the pocket and, a beneficiary of a clean one, is comfortable and poised within in for prolonged periods of time.

A poised pocket passer, Danny Ferrauilo Danny Ferrauilo 6'0" | 175 lbs | QB Wayne Valley | 2026 State NJ impressed as the starter for Wayne Valley in 2024. Leading his squad to a 6-4 record, Danny showed that Wayne Valley’s aerial assault is no joke, and will only get better over the offseason. Tossing 2229 yards and 14 touchdowns this fall, Danny demonstrated that he has all of the qualities you are looking for in a QB1, as his arm skills and intelligence sets him apart from a lot of the competition.

While Danny has impressed with his arm strength, he’s also shown the ability to deliver the ball with the right amount of touch to get it over the backers, or zip it into a tight window before a defender can react. As a thrower, Danny’s throwing technique is crisp as he gets his whole body into the throw to get the ball where it needs to be. On top of it all, Danny’s accuracy gives him the ability to place the ball right out of reach of a defender and hit his man in stride.