Humphries completed 13-of-15 passes for 247 yards and two touchdowns and added a rushing touchdown in his team’s35-6 win over Walter Johnson to stay undefeated (3-0). He spread the love, connecting with four different people during the win.

In three games, he’s completed 46 of 66 passes for 641 yards, five touchdowns, and one interception. Humphries has rushed 44 times for 156 yards and two touchdowns this season.

In his first game of the season against Bethesda-Chevy Chase, Humphries completed 18-of-29 passes for 232 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. He also rushed for 44 yards on 19 carries. Out of all the passers on this list, Humphries easily had the most passing attempts. His highlights show him operating out of a spread offense, and it’s clear that the offense revolves heavily around him. The highlights show a good number of short-to-intermediate completions, showcasing his ability to process what he sees and get the ball to the open man. Humphries spread the ball out to different receivers, too. Pass-first quarterback, but don’t underestimate his ability to scramble out of the pocket to get yardage if all else fails.

From the DIME U team Hunter Humphries Hunter Humphries 6'1" | 180 lbs | QB Winston Churchill | 2027 State MD more than held his own as you can see from the footage below. Humphries is a pro style quarterback who can pick you apart if given time. He was a first team all conference selection last season where he had over 30 combined touchdowns.

Humphries is a polished quarterback prospect who shows poise, touch, and strong field vision. From the shotgun, he’s comfortable working through his progressions and delivering the ball on time. Humphries consistently leads receivers in stride on posts, seams, wheels, and vertical routes. Humphries’s ability to lead his receivers allows them to finish plays and generate explosive plays, often touchdowns. 

Humphries is especially effective when plays extend. He keeps his eyes downfield, stays composed on scramble drills, and makes smart decisions. There are a few highlights he pulls up instead of forcing runs and finds receivers who adjust their routes. His timing and touch stand out on intermediate and deep throws, including passes layered between defenders and well-placed balls near the sideline and pylon. Humphries also shows good awareness under pressure. I like his ability to reset, scan the field, and deliver completions to his receivers. 

Overall, Humphries is a rhythm passer with strong mechanics, good decision-making, and the ability to create when plays break down. Continuing to add reps against tighter coverage and showing consistency on quick-game throws will help increase his stock as a prospect. Humphries’s arm talent, touch, and field awareness clearly stand out.

Humphries has completed 102-of-174 passes for 1,379 yards, 18 touchdowns and five interceptions in 10 games this season. He went six games without an interception and has four multi-touchdown games to his credit. On the ground, he’s carried the football 57 times for 254 yards and seven touchdowns. Humphries has put together a high-efficiency, low-mistake season, leading his team to a 9-1 record.

Humphries and his teammates take on Richard Montgomery this week.