From the offseason until now, Everett has been a signal caller who has caught the eye. He’s a leader on the field, a quick processor, leads his receivers open, and has good ball placement. He’s a signal caller who has moxy and finds ways to make plays. This past week, he accounted for 4 total touchdowns and led Cedar to a spectacular regular season. He’ll play on Saturdays.

Everett has been exceptional this season, and that was the case this past Friday night, where he carried the team to a win over Logan. He made plays with his arm and showed his legs, and was a threat on the ground. He is one of the best 3A signal callers in the state. His skill set and traits translate to playing on Saturdays. He’s having a fantastic year as we expected.

Kelling has done a fantastic job this year. He first caught our eye this offseason during the 7’s events, where he was precise with his ball placement and had a calming influence on the offense. He was decisive in his processing and throws with good velocity and will pick apart a defense. That offseason evaluation has carried over to the regular season. He’s a talented signal caller and someone who will play at the next level and start on Saturdays. He has everything you want to see from a mental standpoint, he has a great feel and understanding of the game.

Kelling was a rapid processer during the offseason 7’s, and that parlayed into the season opener. He was efficient and decisive. He got to his second reads with ease and took aggressive shots when he needed. He is a player who will be at the FBS/FCS level and will be a playmaker there.

Kelling is set up for a huge season with the reclassification. He’s done well this offseason at 7’s and he’s a player that caught the eye on film and in person. He is precise in where he wants the ball to go to, has great processing speed, gets to his third reads, has good ball placement and limits turnovers. He isn’t afraid to stress a defense and will test them deep and will air the ball out. He will dot the ball all over the field and has good arm talent. He is a player that will be at the FCS level that can make the jump to a G5 program. There’s tons to like about his game.

Kelling climbs 23 spots and lands as the 77th-ranked prospect in the state. He is a polished signal caller who gets to his second and third reads. He has a compact delivery and throws with good ball placement, and does well at limiting mistakes. Kelling has a big arm and will stress the defense with deep shots. He is a cerebral, high-IQ player who just knows where to go with the ball. He has all the necessary tools and will play at the next level on Saturdays.

Kelling will be returning under center to help lead the Reds this season. Has a slow wind up delivery that gives the ball a tight spiral with speed. Arm strength to push the ball downfield and to hit the sidelines. Accuracy to hit his target. Mobility to move around the pocket and throw on the run. A pro-style type QB that finished the season with 22 TDs and 10 INTs.

During the 7’s event, Kelling looked great. He’s a player that has caught my eye everytime I see him. He has great processing, ball placement, and finds ways to make plays. Kelling isn’t afraid to take a deep shot and he stresses the defense as he’ll spray it all over the field. He has a great arm and will find a way onto a team at the next level and become a playmaker. He’s someone that deserves more recognition

During the 7’s event, Kelling looked great. He showcased quick processing, often times going through his entire progression and had a lively arm and great ball placement. He did a great job against some good defenses and it was a great day for him. Kelling is a crisp player in the pocket with great poise. He’s a player that needs to get looked at regionally and he will play at the next level.

Kelling should get to 200 lbs and continue to fill out his frame. He is a quick processor in the pocket and does well at showing good command in the pocket. Kelling has good arm talent; he throws a good deep ball with a lively arm, the ball jumps out of his hand, and he easily makes off-platform throws. He has good accuracy and ball placement and will get to his second read. The gunslinger isn’t afraid to take a hit and will bide additional time for his receiver. Kelling does a good job throwing with anticipation and is a signal caller who moves well in the pocket. He makes next-level throws and is an intriguing prospect for the 2026 class that should get some looks in recruiting regionally, as he has the requisite arm talent.