Graham Junge, - Prep Redzone

Graham Junge

Quarterback/Punter

2025 Class

6'2" Height

185 Weight

Flat Rock School

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About Graham

Graham Junge is a 6'2" Quarterback/Punter in the 2025 class. Junge attends Flat Rock in Michigan. Junge's Player Profile was created on July 10, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Graham Junge is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Tyler Graham

Prep Redzone Scout

Graham has vaulted his team to a solid 4-0 so far, and his play has been a huge reason for that. He just eclipsed the 6,000 yard mark in his career, and it’s looking like he is on pace to bust through many more milestones. He is especially impressive laying the ball in a bucket on deep balls and showing off his strong arm. He is athletic, typically showing that off by manipulating the pocket, or escaping the pocket while keeping his eyes downfield to keep the throwing option alive. So far he has really been a breakout kid to me and I will be looking forward to seeing what else he can do with this very talented team!

2 years ago

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Alex Pallone

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

There’s a lot to like about Graham’s talent. The deep throw accuracy and general arm strength is great. He has a quick release, and tries to get the ball out quickly. He’s very good at finding an open receiver and quickly getting the ball to him. There isn’t much of him throwing into tight windows except for a few nicely placed goalline fades, but that’s a credit to his receivers for getting open. I need to watch Graham in person to get a better idea of his game. It’s notable that Graham is also a star point guard and a great basketball prospect.

2 years ago

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Tyler Graham

Prep Redzone Scout

Junge really strikes me as another guy that may be a bit under the radar. Coming off a Sophomore campaign that saw him throw for 28 TDs and over 2,600 yards, I expect nothing less from Graham going forward. I love his release, as he just looks natural throwing the ball. When the pocket breaks down, he’s really good at keeping his feet moving and keeping his eyes downfield and making the right decision. It seems one of his strongest passes is the back shoulder, which is really impressive. Keep this guy on your radar as he could end up really putting up some crazy numbers this year.

3 years ago