Faust showed elite accuracy all season, completing 70.8% of his passes and throwing for 2,098 yards in just 10 games. He added 23 touchdowns and finished with a 134 passer rating. Faust proved to be one of the smoothest operators in the state’s private school ranks. Bullis finished the season at 8-2 while playing a competitive schedule.

Faust showed solid timing and accuracy throughout his reps. He hit receivers in stride on multiple out routes and had great touch on a deep corner, dropping it right over a linebacker. His best throw was a deep post that landed perfectly in stride. He’s got clean mechanics and good follow-through. He held the ball too long on a couple of deeper throws, which gave defenders time to recover. Still, he showed good arm strength and poise.

Dillon is another QB taking over at a new school this upcoming fall. Originally from CA before coming over to play at St. Johns (DC), this spring he has transferred over to Bullis and is set to be their starter going forward and looks to have a big junior season. Dillon is a player I’ve watched live many times at QBFactory workouts and he continues to develop his mechanics while also getting stronger in his build and arm strength. During his sophomore year, Faust still saw the field plenty even though he was the back-up at SJC. He has a real smooth release, the ball just flows out of his hand. Dillon throw a pretty ball with nice trajectory and a is very catchable pass for his receivers. He gets good air on his deep ball and can push it down the field, gets it out there for the WR to run under for big plays. Look for Dillon to have a big season this fall and really make his name for himself with a loaded Bullis squad.