Eric Swan is a 6'0" Athlete/Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Swan attends Brashear in Pennsylvania.
Swan's Player Profile was created on May 3, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Eric
SwanATH/QB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
175
HS
Brashear
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PA
WPIAL 2028 QBs: In-Depth Position Breakdown (Part 1)
Eric Swan is a good athlete who played all over the field this past football season at Brashear...
Written by Pat Weider
Eric
SwanATH/QB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
175
HS
Brashear
|
PA
2028 WPIAL: My Top 5 QBs
Eric Swan is a really fun player to watch. Swan plays QB like a pitcher, switching up the...
Written by Cole Plant
Eric
SwanATH/QB
Class
2028
Height
6'0"
Weight
175
HS
Brashear
|
PA
Projecting Pennsylvania: 150 ’28 Ballers With Next Level Ability
The lone freshman listed on the varsity roster, he’s an athletic QB that can beat the defense with...
Written by Alan Popadines
Pat Weider | Prep Redzone Scout
Pat Weider
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Eric SwanEricSwanPA
is a good athlete who played all over the field this past football season at Brashear High School. At every position, he showed good athleticism and speed. He is a legit athlete in the 2028 class. On offense, he played as a wide receiver and a quarterback. As a quarterback, he shows solid mechanics and a good arm. His accuracy is off at times; he can miss receivers, but this is an area he can improve. He does a good job running on designed runs or when the play breaks down. Either way, he is able to run for big gains. Then, as a wide receiver, he shows a good ability to separate from defenders and make big plays. He has good hands and catches the ball well. Then, as a safety, he is good at reading and making plays all over the field. Either as a quarterback or as a wide receiver, Swan is a dynamic athlete.
Eric Swan is a really fun player to watch. Swan plays QB like a pitcher, switching up the angles in how he throws depending on what the defense shows him and where he needs to get the ball. Swan has a super fun side arm release when he’s throwing on the run or while rolling out. He’s got a more than capable arm to complete deep balls as well. On the move Swan plays like a power back just trying to run through you and pick up the extra yard. These tendencies flash a little Jaxson Dart to me which makes his film at the QB spot really fun.