Grant committed after a huge junior season throwing for 4,296 yards and 39 touchdowns. What he does well is command the offense, push the ball downfield, and stay aggressive without losing control of the game. He’s comfortable in the pocket, delivers with confidence into tight windows, and can stretch defenses vertically when things open up. Grant expect to surpass these stats going into his senior year.

Grant put together a monster season, throwing for 4,296 yards and 39 touchdowns with just 6 interceptions, while also adding 1,075 rushing yards on the ground. His ability to dominate through the air and as a runner makes him a true dual-threat quarterback who defenses struggle to contain.

He shows excellent decision-making, keeping turnovers low while still pushing the ball downfield with confidence. On top of that, his mobility allows him to extend plays and pick up big yards when nothing is there, turning broken plays into game-changing moments.

With offers from UTSA, Colorado State, San Diego State, and UNLV, Grant is quickly proving he’s a complete playmaker who can elevate an offense. Expect a big senior season from Grant in 2026

A name I’ve become extremely familiar with this season, Sweeney continues to dominate down the playoff stretch, producing as good as any QB in the state. The dynamic dual-threat complements electric arm talent with great speed at all levels. Grant had another ridiculous performance in a shootout win over Alamo Heights, piling up over 470 total yards, 4 TDs over the air, and 3 more scores on the ground. He showcases great accuracy and anticipation, fitting strikes into tight windows at all levels. Whenever windows don’t open, Grant takes off with smooth strides and surprising physicality as a runner. With over 5,000 total yards and 56 TDs on the season, Sweeney will look to keep the Greyhounds’ title hopes alive in a thriller versus Randle on Friday. He holds offers from schools such as UNLV, UTEP, and UTSA.

Grant is putting together one of the most explosive seasons anywhere, stacking 3,600 yards through the air with 35 touchdowns and only 5 interceptions, showing how efficient and in-control he stays when the game speeds up. On the ground, he adds 905 rushing yards, turning broken plays into big gains with his instincts and toughness. He’s a high-level playmaker who consistently puts stress on defenses and elevates everyone around him.

One of the best junior signal-callers in the state this year, Sweeney has kept it rolling into the postseason, and he lit up the Pioneer defense in a Round 2 win. He completed 64% of his passes for 280 yards and 3 TDs, also adding a score with his legs. Grant was standing in the pocket, going through his progressions, and absolutely ripping strikes over the middle of the field and down the numbers. The tall gunslinger showcases a smooth, powerful release and the ability to throw with accuracy at all levels of the field. With over 4,100 total yards and 44 touchdowns on the season, Grant holds offers from UNLV, UTSA, and UNT, and he will look to lead his Greyhounds to the promised land.

Grant is a confident and versatile quarterback who excels at making plays with both his arm and his legs. He demonstrates poise in the pocket, delivering accurate throws under pressure while keeping his eyes downfield. Grant’s mobility allows him to extend plays, evade defenders, and create opportunities on the move. He reads defenses quickly, identifying mismatches and adjusting to take advantage of openings. Beyond his physical tools, Grant’s leadership and composure inspire confidence in his teammates, making him a reliable and dynamic playmaker capable of controlling the flow of a game.

A dual threat and gunslinger QB, Sweeney loves to absolutely rip it downfield and extend plays with his legs when needed. Grant excels at stepping up in the pocket and delivering accurate passes down the seams and over the middle of the field, a skill unique for lowerclassmen QBs. Sweeney also flashes some electric running abilities out of the backfield, displaying great change of direction and straight-line speed. He has prototype traits, with a fluid quick throwing motion and a smooth stride run style. Through 8 games, Sweeney has compiled nearly 3,000 total yards and 31 TDs while leading the Hounds to a 7-1 record. He’ll look to stay hot down the stretch and build upon an offer list that includes UNLV, UTSA, and North Texas.