Lemire returns not only as Campbell’s leading passer, but also their leading rusher. He will be the engine offensively for Campbell once again as a senior. This kid is a playmaker and I have always been really impressed with his speed. He is quick to his top gear, holds it, and can lift off. He is crafty enough in the short areas to dance around traffic and create space for himself. He gets the ball out quickly and flashes good ball placement down the field. Exciting player.

This is my first look at Lemire, who has quietly been an exciting playmaker for Lemire, especially as a runner. His legs are what set the intrigue for me. This kid can role, quickly finding his top speed, outrunning angles, and splitting engaging defenders in space. At his size and with his athleticism, he can definitely hold his own as a skill player, but he has plenty to offer as a pure QB projection as well. He evades pressure well in the pocket, gets the ball out quickly, and flashes good ball placement down the field, giving his receivers space to run. A quiet, but fun player to watch.

One of the best pocket climbers in the state. He is a guy who shows dual-threat ability at its max. Quick cutting for a QB, and someone who has great pocket awareness. A top option QB in the state as well, who plays a lot like Hauss Hejny when running the ball, but I do believe there is upside in his arm talent. Lemire has another year to prove his worth, and this is a guy that I anticipate being a riser. The ball comes out of his hands very casually, and he is someone who will only improve with his placement. One of my favorite finds this season that I encourage everyone to keep up with.