The 6’1 185-pound QB went 157/263 for 2079 yards, 59.7% completion, 14 TDs, 12 INT, 141 carries for 861 yards and 8 touchdowns, with 25 punts for 775 yards and got it inside the 20 4 times. Seese has very good athletic ability due to very good balance, speed, acceleration, and good change of direction. Very good throw power with a quick release. Can fit the ball downfield in tight windows with ease. Good under pressure, shifts through the pocket and will use his very good scramble ability to get the first down. Seese is always keeping his eyes downfield going through his progressions. Very good throw on the run. Seese is an electric runner with the ball in his hands. He’ll truck through defenders or bounce off them for extra yards. I can see him developing into a great dual-threat quarterback.

Seese might not be putting up the same eye popping numbers as last season but his leadership and playmaking remain undeniable. With 1,465 passing yards and nine touchdown passes, he’s still among the top quarterbacks in 4A. Seese has also shown growth as a rusher, adding 502 yards and six touchdowns on the ground. His dual-threat ability has kept defenses off balance and his competitiveness continues to drive his team’s success. Sitting at 5-3, Seese is the type of player who can heat up late and carry a team through the postseason. His blend of experience, toughness and ability to adapt under pressure makes him one of the more battle tested quarterbacks in Colorado’s 4A.

Seese turned heads last season, finishing as the second-leading passer in Colorado with 3,170 yards and 33 touchdowns. His arm strength, poise under pressure and ability to extend plays with his legs make him a dual-threat quarterback with real potential. He’s already drawn interest from Fort Lewis and Cornell, but his upside suggests he belongs in the D1 conversation. Seese isn’t just a stat stuffer, he’s also a 3.8 GPA student and respected leader in the locker room. With one more dominant season, expect schools in need of a dynamic signal caller to take notice of this proven playmaker.

Even though Seese led all 2026 passers in yards and touchdowns, I still feel like he’s overlooked compared to others in his class. Last season he threw for 3170 yards, 33 TDs, 13 INT, with a 64.7% completion rate. He had 93 carries with 466 yards and 3 touchdowns. Seese has very good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, speed, and balance. He’s a dual threat QB. Seese has a very quick fluid release making it look effortless. Very good throw power. Fit the ball in tight windows. Very good ball placement skills. Elite deep accuracy, very good short and medium. Seese shines under pressure. He shifts through the pocket avoiding DL and bombs it downfield. He is very good at evading sacks, and extending plays. Seese either finds the open man or runs for a big gain. He consistently stays poised under pressure, keeping his eyes downfield. During screen plays, he’s very good at luring defenders to him and maintains his accuracy on his backfoot. As a runner, he follows his blockers on inside runs. Creates extra yards after contact and keeps churning forward. This kid is legit, and deserves to have more D1 offers coming his way.

Seese had a breakout season that put him on the radar of many. The dual threat quarterback put up staggering numbers, throwing for over 3,100 yards with 33 touchdowns while completing 65% of his passes. His ability to slice up defenses with his accuracy and deep ball touch makes him one of the most dangerous quarterbacks in his class. Seese can take the top off defenses with his arm while also using his legs to make plays when needed. Once he reaches the second level, he has the speed to take it the distance. His command of the offense and ability to hit receivers in stride make him a nightmare for opposing defenses. After a season that showcased his high level talent, Seese has cemented himself as one of the top quarterbacks to watch.

It was lights out on October 17th against Bear Creek as he threw for 212 yards and a ridiculous seven touchdowns on just 11 completions. With a 70-yard bomb leading the way and a 141.7 QB rating, it was like he was playing Madden in rookie mode. And believe it or not, he wasn’t done—another performance will leave you shaking your head later.

Sees was handing out See’s candy to all his teammates in November when he threw for a season-high 396 yards on 18/22 completions for seven touchdowns and no interceptions against Air Academy. What was more eye-popping was that this wasn’t his first seven-touchdown game. Jamison threw for seven touchdowns and no interceptions earlier in the season when he played Bear Creek.

Seese was the ultimate Swiss Army knife for Heritage, contributing in multiple ways during their playoff run. He completed 16-of-29 passes for 288 yards and three touchdowns while adding 92 rushing yards and a score on 11 carries. On special teams, he delivered four punts for 163 yards, further demonstrating his versatility. Seese’s accuracy and athleticism made him a constant threat, both as a passer and a runner. His all-around ability and leadership have cemented him as one of the top returning quarterbacks in the 4A division. With another year to develop, Seese is poised to attract significant attention heading into next season

Seese is a dynamic quarterback with a rare blend of mobility and arm strength that makes him a force on the field. Known for his ability to evade pass rushers, Seese can move fluidly within the pocket, often turning broken plays into gains. His agility is complemented by a powerful arm, allowing him to make accurate throws from intermediate to deep ranges. One of Seese’s standout qualities is his knack for threading the needle, often delivering precise passes in tight coverage. His confidence in reading defenses and maintaining poise under pressure allows him to shine in critical moments. If it is on a roll out of the pocket or standing tall in the face of a blitz, Seese keeps defenses guessing and opens up opportunities for his offense. He will be a QB you will need to know as the season progresses.

Seese is a QB who figures to take over the lead role in his team’s offense this year. He brings a combination of arm strength and speed making him a true duel-threat that can be explosive at anytime. With a cannon for an arm, Ceasey can launch deep passes with ease and his speed allows him to escape the pocket, picking up chunk yardage. His versatility will help this potent offense loaded with weapons.