In his first season as the team’s QB, Grady Feeney Grady Feeney 5'11" | 185 lbs | QB/LB Durango | 2027 State CO did not disappoint! League MVP and an All State HM to his name, Feeney lit up this the Pikes Peak League this fall with 1701 passing yards, 976 rushing, and 37 total TDs.  A dual threat, the Durango QB runs with an aggressor mindset, like his previous RB position trying to run through defenders and running behind his pads.  He’s got quick feet to duck in and out of gaps to get defenders to feint.  While it helps to have Mason Miller Mason Miller 6'0" | 170 lbs | WR/DB Northfield | 2027 State CO (who seems to always be open) out wide, Feeney has confidence in 3 man route concepts.  Dagger and flood families are elementary for him, throwing with anticipation into holes in zone defenses hitting hole shot after hole shot, being able to layer the ball over LBs and under safeties.  He is very comfortably in boots and rollouts. 

Feeney had an impressive junior season, and is looking to capitalize on it into the off-season. The 5’11 180-pound QB went 105/180 for 1701 yards, 58.3% completion rate with 22 TDs, 4 INT, and 197 carries for 976 yards with 15 touchdowns. He has a very quick release with good throw power. Feeney shows an easy ball to catch with his very good touch. Feeney has good accuracy at all 3 levels. Very good ball placement skills. One thing that stood out to me was his pocket presence. He goes through his progressions, and if no one is open, he will use his very good scramble ability to get the first down. He’s an electric runner using his very good balance to consistently gain yards after contact. Feeney is an exciting young QB to watch out for.

This junior continues to be the locomotive that drives the Durango train forward. He went 10/17 for 161 yards with 58.5% completion rate with 3 TDs, 20 carries for 44 yards and 2 touchdowns. He uses his good throw power with a very good release. Good touch and timing on his throws. Very good progression speed and goes through his reads to find the open man. Good ball placement skills. He’ll throw it in stride, or above the DB’s head allowing his wide receiver to make a play on the ball. He has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, good change of direction, and balance. Very good scramble ability and vision. He weaves through the defense, but isn’t scared of trucking through a defender. Feeney bounces off of defenders to gain extra yards as well. Great job by the junior QB.

Feeney continues to be an impressive dual threat QB. Against Liberty, he threw 7/9 for 192 , 4 TDs, 0 INT, 77.8% completion rate, with 3 rushes for 32 yards. The 5’11 180-pound QB has very good athletic ability due to very good speed, acceleration, good change of direction, and balance. Grady has a quick release with good throw power. Feeney has good anticipation on his throws, and good touch. He shines in making correct decisions and keeping the ball out of harms way. Good ball placement skills. He stays poised under pressure. Very good runner. Very good scramble ability. He uses his very good vision to dissect the defense with his legs. He hits the perimeter and goes. Thrives with physicality, by putting his shoulder down and showing his good trucking skills. He has good balance to stay up on his feet as well. Kid is a stud.

Feeney put the team on his back through both passing and rushing the ball. The dual threat 5’11 180-pound QB threw for 148 yards on 7/12 and 2 TDs, while rushing for a season high in rushing with 156 yards on 13 carries and 3 touchdowns. Feeney has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, good change of direction, and balance. When the ball is in his hands, he’s electric. Very good vision. Very good outside running, hits the perimeter and uses his home run speed to blaze past. He’s like a heat seeking missle. Feeney isn’t afraid of getting physical, lowering his shoulder down to truck through defenders. Strong hands to hold onto the ball form big hits. He’s got good throw power as well. Good throw on the run with a good release. Very impressed with his ability to run the ball.

Feeney measures in at 5’9 155 pounds. The RB/LB had 73 carries for 384 yards and 3 touchdowns with 9 receptions and 96 yards and 1 touchdown. Feeney has good athletic ability due to very good change of direction, good speed, and acceleration. He has good vision and when the hole is plugged, he uses his dynamic cuts to change direction. When the ball is in his hands, watch out. He uses his COD to weave through the defense, but he also isn’t afraid of getting physical. He’ll put his shoulder down and create contact. He’s a reliable catcher in the passing game. Against Palmer Ridge was a great example with his 5 catches for 63 yards. Another running back to look out for.

A physical back with a knack for picking up chunk yardage, Feeney runs with power while also displaying versatility as a pass catcher out of the backfield, averaging 10 yards per reception. He rushed for 384 yards and scored three touchdowns this season, making him a player that has a possibility to have a breakout season. His ability to absorb contact and keep moving forward makes him an excellent option in short yardage and goal-line situations. His pass catching ability adds another dimension to his game, allowing him to contribute in the screen game or on checkdowns. Feeney will be a player to watch, especially given his ability to create explosive plays in the open field.

Feeney scored 384 yards on 73 carries, averaging 5.3 yards per attempt. He contributed three touchdowns and added versatility with nine receptions for 96 yards and an additional score, proving himself a dual-threat option.

Feeney showcased his ability to be a physical and productive running back for Durango in his latest performance, where he averaged an impressive 11 yards per carry. Finishing the night with 110 rushing yards and a touchdown, Feeney consistently moved the chains and wore down the defense. Known for his physicality, Feeney doesn’t shy away from contact and often makes defenders pay when they try to stop him. His combination of power and agility allows him to break tackles and make the first defender miss, which was on full display throughout the game. He is able to grind out tough yards between the tackles or bouncing to the outside for bigger gains, Feeney continues to be a critical part of Durango’s offensive success. As the season progresses, Feeney’s consistent production and ability to wear down defenses will make him a player to watch, especially as Durango looks to make a strong postseason push.