Jackson Herbert
Jackson Herbert
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Todd Haldis | Prep Redzone Scout
Jackson is a QB everyone needs to have on their radar for the 2026 season. He is ready to take over the starting job after Sr. QB
Braeden Palazzo
Braeden
Palazzo
6'4" | 215 lbs | QB
McDonough | 2026
State
MD
moves on to the next level. Jackson did see significant field time in 2025 and impressed in said limited action. Even driving McDonogh down the field and throwing a high level back pylon TD pass against Spalding in the MIAA Finals.
With good size already at 6’1-6’2″ and 190lbs, he is physicality able to hold up against older competition. He also shows nice length and I wouldn’t be surprised is he isn’t finished growing. In workouts Jackson shows off a quick release, throws with good timing. Has impressive footwork, poised and confident moving in the pocket and will step up to deliver the throw. Soling arm strength as well, Jackson can laser it across the middle with nice velocity/spin. He also throws a pretty deep ball. Getting it up and down in a smooth trajectory putting in the perfect spot for his WR to go up & make the play.
Jackson is already seeing his recruitment starting to take off receiving a Memphis offer this winter. Can’t wait to see what he can do with a full season of play under this belt. If Jackson delivers on his ability in the 2026 season expect more offers his way and for him to be battling for the top young QB in the MIAA as well as the whole state for the 2029 class.
Offseason work! @QB_Factory @QBCoachBaucia @McDonoghFB @McDCoachSule https://t.co/6XuHpkcWgJ
— Jackson Herbert
Jackson Herbert 6'2" | 190 lbs | QB McDonogh | 2029 State MD (@Jacksonherb11) January 3, 2026
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Expert Analysis
Todd Haldis | Prep Redzone Scout
Jackson is a QB everyone needs to have on their radar for the 2026 season. He is ready to take over the starting job after Sr. QB
Braeden Palazzo
Braeden
Palazzo
6'4" | 215 lbs | QB
McDonough | 2026
State
MD
moves on to the next level. Jackson did see significant field time in 2025 and impressed in said limited action. Even driving McDonogh down the field and throwing a high level back pylon TD pass against Spalding in the MIAA Finals.
With good size already at 6’1-6’2″ and 190lbs, he is physicality able to hold up against older competition. He also shows nice length and I wouldn’t be surprised is he isn’t finished growing. In workouts Jackson shows off a quick release, throws with good timing. Has impressive footwork, poised and confident moving in the pocket and will step up to deliver the throw. Soling arm strength as well, Jackson can laser it across the middle with nice velocity/spin. He also throws a pretty deep ball. Getting it up and down in a smooth trajectory putting in the perfect spot for his WR to go up & make the play.
Jackson is already seeing his recruitment starting to take off receiving a Memphis offer this winter. Can’t wait to see what he can do with a full season of play under this belt. If Jackson delivers on his ability in the 2026 season expect more offers his way and for him to be battling for the top young QB in the MIAA as well as the whole state for the 2029 class.
Offseason work! @QB_Factory @QBCoachBaucia @McDonoghFB @McDCoachSule https://t.co/6XuHpkcWgJ
— Jackson Herbert
Jackson Herbert 6'2" | 190 lbs | QB McDonogh | 2029 State MD (@Jacksonherb11) January 3, 2026
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