There are a lot of similar building blocks and traits between these top prospects. Another athlete with them is Grayson McCain Grayson McCain 6'4" | 200 lbs | QB Bradley Tech | 2025 State WI . The size is there in the 6’4″ 200 lbs junior. The arm strength is college quality. I have seen him on tape and at camps. The ball jumps out of his hand so effortlessly. Even when the play breaks down and he is scrambling around and directing traffic the QB is able to let it rip. The poise stands out on tape too. Grayson can beat defenses in rhythm, when pressured, or when the play breaks down. Make sure you have this kid on your radars.

Grayson is a Prep Redzone WI Showcase veteran. It has been a great chance to see how he has developed over the year. McCain’s game has continued to improve since this spring. His already big, strong frame looks even bigger than this spring. The arm has continued to strengthen as well. Not only does McCain look like a high end QB prospect, the arm talent matches. He made throws to every level of the field, could put it anywhere on a frozen rope so he could fit it into tight windows. Grayson has developed the ability to throw from awkward angles, and on the move. His feet looked smooth and were able to quickly set and move with his eyes. This is one of the top talents at the position in WI.

Grayson is a fun and exciting prospect to watch on tape. He has the exact size you look for in a pocket passer at 6’4″ 190 lbs. With that size comes a strong, next level arm. Grayson can threaten a defense at all three levels with his ability to hit closing windows before DBs can get in the passing lane. The signal caller has a prototypical throwing motion, and the ball jumps out of his hand. Looking at his accuracy, McCain does a god job of placing the ball where his man can get it without risking an INT or PBU. The highlights also show that Grayson can turn down the heat when he needs to and use touch over power to drop the ball in a bucket. Grayson is raw, but we could see a big jump this fall, and he should turn heads with his arm at camps.

Grayson began a streak of QB MVPs here at the PRZ WI Showcase by winning the honor for his second straight camp. On top of his great throwing performance Grayson also put up impressive testing numbers with a 4.81 40 time, 4.5 shuttle, 8’8″ broad jump, and a 7.72 L-Drill. It was a great way to start off an important summer of camps. The link to his full breakdown is below.

Grayson is a raw QB prospect, but he has plenty of talent to harness and mold. He has been putting in the work in the offseason, so I will be looking forward to seeing the improvement he has made since the Winter Showcase. His big arm, huge frame, and solid mechanics will grab a lot of attention. If he can continue to prove his accuracy then we will see McCain really pick up steam on the recruiting trail over the next two seasons. I’m very excited for a breakout performance from Grayson.

Grayson McCain Grayson McCain 6'4" | 200 lbs | QB Bradley Tech | 2025 State WI had the top performance of the day for the position. The 6’4″ 190 lbs sophomore earned a spot in one of the Best vs Best reps to end the Showcase, and he left as our QB MVP for the event.

Check out my full, in-depth look at Grayson’s day HERE in the MVP article from the Prep Redzone WI Showcase coverage!

QB1 in the Class of 2025 ended the day as QB1 of the Prep Redzone WI Showcase.  Grayson caught the eyes of coaches ins o many ways. For starters, the young man has an elite frame. Already standing at 6’4″ 190 lbs, McCain has size that you dream about at the QB position.

Then you get into his talent. For being a sophomore, the mechanics of his game are sharp. He has a smooth, consistent throwing motion that got the ball out of his hands efficiently. His footwork was smooth, and he was light on his feet. McCain was also able to use that big frame to generate a lot of velocity on the ball when he attacked the deep third of the field. Most importantly, despite playing with WRs he had never played with Grayson was an accurate passer all day long. He hit kids in stride at every level of the field.

A final thing that Grayson did to stand out was he was coachable. Multiple times I watched a coach talk to him about a piece of his game, and then on his next rep put it into action. Having that openness to learn and grow was great to see, and has me excited for his future.