Lewis is an electric dual threat QB who thrives with the ball in his hands rushing. Measures in at 5’10 165-pounds. Last season, he had 157 carries for 1552 yards with 24 touchdowns, 60/124 for 873 yards, 48.4% completion rate, 7 TDs, with 6 interceptions. Displays very good athleticism due to very good balance, acceleration, speed, with good change of direction. Lewis has good throw power with a good release. Good pocket presence and uses his quick feet to evade defenders. Lewis does a great job at extending plays and using his athleticism to punish the defense. Very good scramble ability. As a rusher, he has very good vision and weaves through the defense. Smooth jump cuts to make defenders miss. Lewis is explosive out in space with good juke moves and his very good contact balance. Sheds tackles and continues to run forward for the big gain. Intriguing QB prospect to keep an eye on.

Lewis is an electric runner with the ball in his hands. This dual threat QB measures in at 5’10 165-pounds. He threw 60/124 for 873 yards, 48.4% completion rate, 7 TDs, 6 INT, 157 carries for 1552 yards with 24 rushing touchdowns. Very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, balance, speed, and good change of direction. Lewis has a good arm with a nice release. He has good progression speed, and if no one’s open he will use his very good scramble ability to get the first down. Good pocket presence and shifty footwork to avoid pressure. Let’s get into his running. He has very good vision. Lewis has explosive jump cuts to consistently make defenders miss paired with home run speed. Good trucking as well. One thing Lewis can improve on is his consistency when throwing the football. Maintaining his accuracy and not throwing interceptions will boost his stock even more when paired with his dynamic running ability. I’m very excited to see him put it all together in his senior season!

Lewis measures in at 5’10 165-pounds playing QB. Last season, he went 60/124 for 873 yards for 48.4% completion rate with 7 TDs and 6 interceptions, 157 carries for 1552 yards with 24 rushing touchdowns. There’s work to be done in the passing game, however he’s an electric runner. He has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, balance, and good change of direction. Good throw power and a good release. Lewis has good pocket presence and very good scramble ability. As a runner, he has very good vision. Quick burst of speed and acceleration to make defenders miss. Lewis will also put his shoulder down and run through defenders. He’s a must see runner as we continue in the off-season.

While listed as a quarterback, Lewis deserves recognition as one of the most dangerous rushers in 3A. Leading the way in 3A with 933 rushing yards on just 94 carries, Lewis has found the end zone 14 times on the ground. His athleticism and vision allow him to turn broken plays into highlight reel runs, giving his team a dynamic offensive edge. Lewis isn’t just a scrambling quarterback, he’s a true rushing threat who dominates defenses with his speed and power. His ability to extend drives and finish plays in the red zone makes him a centerpiece of his team’s success, and a legitimate weapon that defenses must plan for each week.

Lewis was electric all season long, completing 89 of 149 passes for 1,197 yards with a 59.7% completion rate, 17 touchdowns, and only three interceptions, boasting a stellar QB rating of 114.9. Even more impressive, he scored 1,095 rushing yards on 177 carries, including four 100-yard rushing games and 19 touchdowns. Lewis’s ability to dominate through the air and on the ground made him one of the most dynamic young quarterbacks in the state.

Arguably one of the most explosive quarterbacks on this list, Lewis put together a remarkable season, throwing for 1,195 yards and 17 touchdowns with only three interceptions while adding 1,095 rushing yards and 19 touchdowns on the ground. His ability to escape the pocket and create plays on the perimeter makes him a nightmare for defenses, as he can pick up large chunks of yardage with his legs or deliver precise passes on the run. A physical yet intelligent runner, he knows when to lower his shoulder and when to step out of bounds. Lewis also possesses a strong arm, capable of making difficult off balanced throws. If he continues to develop and gains exposure through camps, he could significantly raise his stock heading into the season.

Measuring in at 5’10 165-pounds, he went 89/149 for 1195 yards with a 59.7% completion rate, 17 TDs, 3 INTs, 177 carries for 1095 yards and 19 touchdowns. Lewis has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, and good change of direction. He is a shifty runner. Lewis has good throw power, and a good release. Delivers a quick and tight spiral. Lewis has good accuracy at all 3 levels. Very good mental processing. Lewis is smart and decisive with the football. He isn’t launching the ball between multiple defenders, he’s more deliberate. If his guys aren’t open, he will run for the first down or throw it away. Stays poised under duress, and makes the correct read. As a runner, he uses his very good vision to weave through the defense. He isn’t afraid of getting physical, putting the shoulder down to get extra yards. Keep an eye out for this dual-threat QB next season!

A sophomore sensation, Lewis is a dual threat phenom. Throwing for 1,195 yards and 17 touchdowns with just three interceptions, he also ran for 1,095 yards and 19 touchdowns on 177 carries (6.2 yards per carry). His football IQ and versatility signal a bright future in Woodland Park.

Lewis put on a display of grit and determination with his dual-threat performance, going six for 13 passing for 95 yards while carrying the ball 27 times for 187 yards and two touchdowns. Lewis’s ability to break down defenses with his legs was the driving force behind his team’s offensive success. His quickness allowed him to escape pressure and make the first defender miss, while his toughness helped him grind out critical yards, especially in the red zone. Lewis’s performance was a testament to his versatility and resilience, showing he could carry his team when needed.