Leading Benjamin Franklin to an undefeated start, he’s been a key catalyst behind the team’s early success. Through the first five games, he’s thrown for 941 yards and 14 touchdowns, completing 67% of his passes (57-of-85) with just one interception—highlighting both his efficiency and smart decision-making. His composure and accuracy have been on full display, consistently putting his offense in position to succeed.

Wyler may not be the biggest quarterback on the field, but he looked every bit the part of a leader in Week 1. He finished 10-of-14 for 286 yards and two touchdowns through the air, while also sneaking in a rushing score. What really stood out was the way he handled adversity — on his very first throw he took a nasty shot, but still was able to get the pass off for six. He stayed calm when pressure came, always knowing where his hot routes were and hitting them on time. And that arm strength? Effortless. The ball just jumps out of his hand. All in all, it was a really lively, confident performance and a strong way to open 2025.

Gavin Wyler Gavin Wyler 5'8" | 155 lbs | QB Benjamin Franklin | 2027 State AZ put together a monster sophomore season for Benjamin Franklin, throwing for 2,239 yards and 28 touchdowns. He’s so smooth in the pocket — the delivery is quick, clean, and comes with plenty of juice. He’s got touch on his deep balls too, dropping them in stride so his receivers don’t have to break rhythm. Even when the rush gets home, Wyler stays calm, slides away from pressure, and keeps his eyes downfield like a veteran quarterback.

Wyler is a very impressive young prospect that holds a high football IQ and maturity at his age. Excellent pocket mechanics from footwork, shoulders, eyes, to release with the ability to process the game fast and go through his progression to deliver on-time, accurate throws. I really like his pocket mobility as he shows a terrific understanding of when to climb up, slide, slide up, or escape the pocket and extend plays. He’s flashed the ability to hit all 3 levels of throws and deliver accurate throws on the run- where he’s also showcased his overall arm strength. Don’t overlook him due to his size, as he is a very promising young talent.

Wyler was very impressive as a sophomore as he helped lead BFHS to a 3A semifinal appearance. He did a good job climbing the pocket when facing pressure off the edges to keep his eyes downfield and deliver strikes. Flashed good anticipation as well on those longer developing plays and showed the ability to finesse throws in with touch. Quick release with good timing on most routes/concepts and will only continue to get better. Plus athleticism as well with the ability to extend plays and throw on the run in both directions or pull it down and pick up yards on his feet.

Throwing on Gavin Wyler Gavin Wyler 5'8" | 155 lbs | QB Benjamin Franklin | 2027 State AZ ‘s film, it’s hard not to be impressed. Immediately, how smooth his game is jumps right out at you. Wyler’s got some effortless touch on his deep passes that allow his receivers to set up right underneath them. His arm motion is fluid — no unnecessary movements — just a fast whip that gets the ball out with plenty of zip. What really sets him apart, though, is how calm and collected he is in the pocket. Even when things start to collapse, Wyler protects the ball like a veteran, sliding around pressure without losing his cool. And the best part? His eyes are always downfield. He’s not just looking to escape trouble; he’s looking to make something happen. It’s that kind of poise and playmaking that makes him a name to watch in these rankings.

Wyler had a breakout sophomore season throwing for over 2,200 yards and 28 touchdowns leading Ben Franklin to an 11-2 record. At 5’9” 160 lbs. he’s highly technical with his footwork and throwing mechanics in the pocket. He shows good body control, rhythm, and ball placement throughout his drop back and as he works through his progression. Knows how to maneuver around the pocket to manipulate pressure creating throwing lanes as he extends the play. Flashes a good ability to improvise and create plays when protection breaks down. Led all 2027 QB’s in passing during the 2024 season. Debuts in the rankings at #45 overall and the eighth ranked QB in the 2027 class.