The talented junior signal-caller has really stepped up this season after battling it out during the summer to become the starter. Daylen is a true dual threat who used his legs as well as his arm to not only jump out in front early, but to keep them in the game and score late to make the final score look better. Austin-Harvey scored 2 rushing touchdowns early and was on the run much of the night due to pressure, but he manage to finished the game throwing for 176 yards and a touchdown on 15 of 29 attempts.

The junior quarterback has looked like the best player on the field for two straight weeks. DAH put up 453 total yards, 7 total TDs against De Smet, and then followed up with 299 total yards, 3 total TDs against Vianney. The dual threat ability for DAH makes him a dangerous player out of the backfield. When he finds space, he makes explosive plays with a ton of wiggle and lateral juice, and completed over 67% of his passes over the past couple weeks, flashing efficiency as a field general, putting the ball in the hands of players in position to make big plays.

Always impressive and is just getting better with every rep.

I met Austin-Harvey at the SBU camp before the season and was impressed with his ability. Now seeing his progression at this Prep redzone, it looks like he has worked on his craft, and looks even better after his Sophomore season.

He always had a pretty throwing motion, but seeing him work at camp, he might have thrown the best deep throw out of the participants. Something that I thought might have been his flaw last camp, he has now made it one of his strength, that’s the type of growth that colleges love to see.

Young Austin-Harvey is as athletic as they come.

Let’s hear it for the young man only going into his sophomore year of high school football turning some heads at this prospect camp. Daylen really caught my eye by just testing extremely high in every event put on at this camp. Athletically Austin-Harvey can do about everything on the football field, he just so happens to throw the football extremely well.

Don’t let his size deter you from this prospect he is only an incoming Sophomore and growing into his body. You can tell Daylen just loves the game of football with a super competitive edge to him he is really coming into his own.

Daylen went into the throwing sessions ready to prove himself to his older counterparts and really held his own. Daylen throws a pretty tight spiral with good accuracy from the pocket. We have the opportunity to see three more years of Austin-Harvey develop into a complete quarterback. While speaking to scouts they are excited to see his progress going forward.