Munk plays for Green Canyon High School, he brings an intriguing blend of size and athleticism to the position at 6’2″ and 190 pounds. He consistently flashes one of the quickest releases I have seen, snapping the ball out with no wasted movement and maintaining those great mechanics from individual drills straight through to routes on air and live 1-on-1s. The ball jumps out of his hand with enough zip to easily drive throws to the far boundary. Munk also showed off active feet in the pocket, proving he can remain highly accurate even when forced to throw on the move. Flipping on the game film only backs up the camp evaluation, as he shows great pocket presence and consistently makes smart decisions with the football. Stepping up in crucial moments as a young player has clearly accelerated his on-field maturity and poise. A true playmaker with both his arm and his legs, it is easy to see how this dual-threat talent helped carry Green Canyon all the way to a 4A State Title game. If he keeps developing on this current trajectory, he is going to be a major problem for opposing defenses this season. I believe he was the best QB at this event.

Ethan has good size and has poise in the pocket. He stands tall and is confident in the pocket. He throws with a good delivery and throws a nice, tight spiral. He displayed good footwork and had command of all of the throws on the night and the concepts behind the thought process during the individual session. He is primed for a huge final season.

Ethan is a signal caller who processes well. He throws his receivers open and puts a nice touch on the deep ball. He does well using his legs and can move the chains if needed. He throws well on the run and makes off-platform throws with ease. He’s a fun player to watch.

Ethan has good frame to him and is a dual-threat signal caller. He does a good job of extending plays and has good pocket navigation. His delivery is quick and he does a good job with his ball placement. He throws with a nice touch and can fit it into tight windows. His rushing ability keeps backers on their heels, and he does a good job of evading pressure.

Ethan has seized command of the job and he’s done a good job. He is a good processor, has a quick delivery, leads his receivers open and keeps the ball out of danger. He’s found a good groove and does well at keeping the offense in a good flow and ahead of the chains. With a full offseason under his belt, next season should be a breakout for him.

Munk will take over as the signal caller, and he is primed for a breakout. He got some action last year, and in a limited sample, he showcased good delivery, can make the necessary throws, and has good ball placement. He’ll have a top receiver to throw to, and he is set up to succeed this year. Get to know the name.