Senior QB Evan Greenfield Evan Greenfield 6'2" | 185 lbs | QB/K Norris | 2027 State NE continues to show why he’s one of the top QB prospects in his class. Evan was absolutely dealing the rock as he carved up defenses with precision. He has consistently shown the arm strength and talent to attack all three levels of the field and deliver with great placement/timing. He can find receivers in stride, throw to a spot, and layer it over defenders. Evan looks solid from a mechanics standpoint with a sturdy base, clean footwork, and smooth throwing motion. Greenfield is very mobile, and although we didn’t get to see him scramble in 7v7, he did a great job evading pressure and extending plays with his legs. Very excited to see how Greenfield closes out a standout prep career!

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Norris’ Evan Greenfield Evan Greenfield 6'2" | 185 lbs | QB/K Norris | 2027 State NE is one of the more intriguing athletes in this recruiting cycle with upside at QB, kicker, and punter, as well as a solid basketball prospect. Evan had the Titans’ offense firing on all cylinders in his first season as the team’s starting QB, recording a 65% completion rate, 1,515 passing yards, 428 rushing yards, 20 passing touchdowns, six rushing touchdowns, and a 123.7 QBR. Greenfield also converted all 60 of his PATs and five of seven field goal attempts (long of 47). Evan’s focus has been mostly on the hardwood this offseason, as he’s averaged 11.4 ppg, 3.5 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 2.7 steals on a championship-hopeful Norris team.

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Norris’ Evan Greenfield Evan Greenfield 6'2" | 185 lbs | QB/K Norris | 2027 State NE didn’t just win in his first QB varsity start, but he had made a statement against the reigning Class B champions. Greenfield looked poised running the offense and was efficient as he completed 10 of his 12 pass attempts for 151 yards and two touchdowns, and led the Titans to a 49-3 victory over Skutt Catholic. Evan displayed an accurate arm, especially on this 48-yard touchdown, where he finds his receiver in stride deep downfield, who then walks in for the score. One part of his game that doesn’t necessarily show on the stat sheet is his mobility and how good he is on his feet, both when evading the pass rush and when looking to extend plays outside of the pocket. He had a rushing touchdown and another that was called back. Evan does a good job keeping his eyes downfield while moving through his progressions, looking for the open target. I’m excited to see how this offense begins to open up as Greenfield continues to settle into this role.