Jake has added on great size to his frame and should get to 6’5-6’6 and with his frame, should get to about 210 lbs. He’s an effortless thrower with exceptional mechanics. The ball jumps out of his hands and he shows pinpoint accuracy. Jake makes every throw you want to see and can dot the field with ease. He’s a quick processor and gets to his second and third reads with ease. An under rated aspect to his game is his athleticism. He moves well, shows good lateral quickness and runs a 4.64 at the Under Armour camp this past spring. That mobility translates to the field as he does a good job of escaping pressure and biding additional time. He’s a signal caller who can run any kind of offense and is an elite prospect who has all the traits to be the best signal caller in the nation for the 2029 class.

Jake came in and took command. He did an exceptional job on his reads and being a quick processor. He took what the defense gave him and took shots when needed. He kept the opposing defense on their heels for the majority of the night. He didn’t take all of the snaps during fall camp and the game still was slow for him. He should be the unquestioned QB1 going forward. He’s simply the best Quarterback in the state for the 2029 class and for American Fork. He’s a true Power Four starter and will continue to see a flood of offers come his way. His time is now.

Jake has been the top prospect in the class since we debuted the rankings last year. Jake is an exceptional processor, has a compact delivery and a big time arm. Jake is an effortless thrower and can hit every throw you want to see. He throws with good velocity and layers his throws with ease. He has pinpoint accuracy and his ball placement is what sets him apart. He’s an exceptional athlete who has a confirmed 4.64 in the 40. He projects to get well over 200 lbs and he is an elite prospect. Every major P4 program should be offering him, He’ll go toe to toe with any signal caller in the nation in his class. A truly exceptional prospect.

Jake has exceptional traits and is an elite prospect. He has a great frame on him, and he’s grown two inches in the past few months and should get to about 6’4-6’5, and he’s put on 15 lbs since the summer, he should get to 180 by next summer. He has elite processing and has an exceptional arm talent. He can make every throw you would want in an elite prospect, and layers his throws with ease. He has pinpoint precision and throws his receivers open. He isn’t afraid to take the deep shot, and he is a signal caller who has good pocket navigation and has a good internal clock. He’ll be an elite prospect and be coveted by elite programs. He’ll be a multi-year Power-Four starter.

Jake looked phenomenal in his debut. It was an effortless performance. He got to his second read with ease and showed off his fantastic arm talent. He layered his throws, took some velocity off when needed and led his receivers open on his throws. He threw for four touchdowns and it could have been more, but the game was out of reach. Jake is an elite talent and will be a national recruit and be widely coveted. His frame, pocket mobility and arm talent reminds me of Josh Allen.

Matsen is elite, and I would not be surprised if he started games at the varsity level. He’s ready for it today. He will be a national recruit and will be a top-five quarterback nationally in recruiting and be widely coveted. He is a tremendous talent and will be a prime-time player. He is our pick for Region 3 Newcomer of the Year.

Matsen is simply elite. He will be the next great signal caller in this state. He possesses great size, has a good frame that he needs to continue to fill out, but his arm talent is exceptional; he makes every throw you could ask for. He has good velocity, knows when to take something off of it, throws his receivers open, has great ball placement, and layers his throws. He’ll likely start on Thursday, but he should be dressing on Friday nights, and if the offense struggles and they need a spark, Matsen is the guy. He will be a multi-year Power-Four starter and be a national recruit and a future blue-chipper. Get to know the name.

Matsen is an exceptional talent and the clear top prospect in the 2029 class. He has the prototypical size for the position and should get over 200 lbs and end up around the 6’4 range. Matsen has exceptional arm talent, quick processing, and shows good pocket manipulation and navigation. He can vary his velocity, make the tight window throws, and layer his passes with ease. He will be nationally recruited and will be a top 5 QB nationwide in the class. He is a multi-year Power Four starter with early NFL draft capital in his ceiling.