Jaxon Pehrson is a 6'2" Quarterback in the 2027 class.
Pehrson attends Corner Canyon in Utah.
Pehrson's Player Profile was created on July 21, 2025.
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Corner Canyon High School Prospect is a 6’1″, 190-pound true pocket passer who flashes some serious high-level potential. Watching...
Written by Carson Mund
Jaxon
PehrsonQB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
189
HS
Corner Canyon
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UT
Prep Redzone Utah Exposure Series: QB’s- Part II
Jaxon is an accurate passer and processes quickly. He stands tall in the pocket and throws with good...
Written by Andy Pham
Jaxon
PehrsonQB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
189
HS
Corner Canyon
|
UT
Utah Showcase Winners: Quarterbacks-Part II
Jaxon made several nice throws on the evening, including a couple of deep shots. He’s an accurate passer...
Written by Andy Pham
Jaxon
PehrsonQB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
189
HS
Corner Canyon
|
UT
2027’s: Deep Dive into the Quarterbacks
Jaxon is a player who has been busy this offseason, and he’s been refining his craft. When I...
Written by Andy Pham
Jaxon
PehrsonQB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
189
HS
Corner Canyon
|
UT
Saturday morning with Rocky Mountain Gunslingers
Pehrson has a frame that he’ll continue to grow into. His delivery is good and compact. He throws...
Written by Andy Pham
Carson Mund | Prep Redzone Scout
Carson Mund
Prep Redzone Scout
Corner Canyon High School Prospect is a 6’1″, 190-pound true pocket passer who flashes some serious high-level potential. Watching him go to work, you immediately notice his ability to move fluidly within the pocket while keeping his eyes glued downfield, even when the rush gets home late. He possesses a solid arm with plenty of juice to push the football vertically and stretch the defense. However, flipping on the game film reveals that his absolute best attribute is his sheer knowledge of the game. Pehrson does an exceptional job of identifying coverages both pre-snap and post-snap, processing information quickly to get the ball out on time. He pairs that high football IQ with clean footwork and impressive accuracy when forced to throw on the move. As a prime candidate to fill the current quarterback vacancy at Corner Canyon, he has a massive opportunity in front of him. With head coach Eric Kjar recently moving on to the college ranks at Weber State, Pehrson will need to prove to the brand-new coaching staff that he is the right guy to step up and earn that highly coveted starting spot for the Chargers.
Jaxon is an accurate passer and processes quickly. He stands tall in the pocket and throws with good precision, and had a good spin on the ball. He has a compact delivery, and he made all the throws with ease on the evening.
Jaxon made several nice throws on the evening, including a couple of deep shots. He’s an accurate passer who does a good job getting to his second read and allowing his receiver to pass one window to the next, and has a good internal clock. He keeps developing and improving each time I see him, should be a fun summer for Jaxon.
Jaxon is a player who has been busy this offseason, and he’s been refining his craft. When I see him, he makes all the throws you want to see, he moves well, makes the necessary tight window throws, and he will stand in the pocket and doesn’t get happy feet. He’s a player who will battle, and if he gets an opportunity, he will make the most out of it. Big summer ahead for him.
Pehrson has a frame that he’ll continue to grow into. His delivery is good and compact. He throws a good intermediate and deep ball. He does well throwing on the run and has good zip on the ball. He’s accurate with his intermediate throws, and when he lets it rip, he gets into a good rhythm and has good ball placement. He got better as the session went on and got more comfortable the longer it went. It was a good day for him.