Ethan had one of most recent live evals I got just last season when Holy Family took on Annandale and the progression since then seems to have grown from my eyes. An area where I saw the best growth from Ethan on Saturday from that last live eval, came with his ball placement as I felt he was more efficent driving the ball right into the chest of his receivers that I got to watch which was growth from what I saw during the 2025 season. Another area that I saw the development was the more pure comfortability throwing outside of the pocket on the run, as again we saw a bunch of throws from inside the pocket in our fall eval. The now 6’3 195 pounder, ran a laser 4.89 40 yard dash and went an impressive 4.49 in the pro agility for his sze. Surely could be one to

Someone is in the midst of a good offseason! Holy Family’s lefty sensation Ethan Ryan Ethan Ryan 6'2" | 185 lbs | QB Holy Family | 2027 State MN has been putting in serious time and effort with 612Q’s various offseason training programs, and the work is really starting to pay off. PRZMN has already gotten a couple visibility points on Ryan since the fall, and the well-built Class AAA signal-caller has looked better and better every time we’ve seen him throw the rock around. Ryan was a very consistent passer in terms of accuracy all 612Q’s Offensive Skills Camp long, putting the ball on the money on throws all over the route tree and to all three levels of the field. I’m excited to see if Ryan can best his 51% completion percentage, 18 passing TDs, and eight wins as the Fire’s QB1 from his 2025 season, and things look like they’re trending up!

The lefty standout from Holy Family was a fun watch on Sunday down in Savage, as the legit 6’2, lefty gunslinger has done a good job of developing his arm and body from last offseason. Ethan Ryan Ethan Ryan 6'2" | 185 lbs | QB Holy Family | 2027 State MN proved the fact that he can really push the ball downfield with accuracy, touch, and timing when rolling out to his left and dominant side on Sunday night, and off-platform throws seemed to be easily be in Ryan’s skillset thanks to his work with 612Qs.

Ethan had to deal with significant pressure most of the night against Annandale but put together a handful of nice reps airing it out for the Holy Family offense. His best throws were seen at the second level of the field and over the middle of the field, due to Annandale’s length in the secondary. What stood out with those throws Ethan made were with finish of his throw and were well-versed with his timing on one particular drive. Something to look at from an upside perspective, is Holy Family’s top two wide receivers are a junior and a sophomore, so Ethan as a junior is going to get ample time to contiue to build chemistry with that receiving core. I bet if Holy Family meets Annandale again in the playoffs, the gel between Ethan and those two wide receivers will be even more fluid in my eyes.