Martin brings elite top end speed to the quarterback position, giving his offense a homerun threat on every snap. In the open field, he can separate quickly from defenders, evidenced by his 543 rushing yards and six touchdowns, including a long run of 80 yards. Martin also showed efficiency as a passer, throwing for 1,072 yards and 10 touchdowns while limiting turnovers to just two interceptions. His ability to protect the football while generating explosive plays speaks to his growing maturity at the position. With continued offseason development in timing and mechanics, Martin is positioned to take another step forward and solidify his reputation as a rising playmaker.

Martin measures in at 5’9 150-pounds. This past season, he went 77/139 for 1072 yards, 55.4% completion rate, 10 TDs, 2 INT, 99 carries for 543 yards with 6 touchdowns. Martin has good athletic ability due to good balance, acceleration, speed, and change of direction. Martin has good throw power paired with very good touch. Very good short accuracy, good medium, and deep. Martin has good progression speed and good pocket presence. Once the pocket collapses, he uses his very good scramble ability to get the first down. Very good throw on the run with good off-platform throwing. Martin is a good runner and not afraid to put his shoulder down to gain more yards. I’m excited to see Martin take the next step in his development this off-season.

Martin enters the rankings as an efficient dual-threat quarterback with strong playmaking traits. He passed for 1,072 yards on a 55 percent completion rate while throwing 10 touchdowns and only two interceptions, showing strong decision making. On the ground, Martin added 543 rushing yards and six touchdowns, consistently creating explosive plays with his legs. His ability to make every throw on the field combined with his athleticism, makes him a headache for opposing defensive coordinators. Heading into his junior season, Martin projects as a stock watch candidate with significant upside.

Few quarterbacks in the 5A field bring the versatility that Martin does. The dual-threat standout has thrown for 974 yards, completing 58% of his passes with 10 touchdowns and just one interception. On the ground, he’s been just as dangerous, adding 520 rushing yards and six touchdowns. Martin’s ability to extend plays and turn broken plays into first downs makes him a nightmare for opposing defenses. Facing a disciplined defense in Round 1, Martin’s poise and decision making will be critical. His balanced play style and knack for making something out of nothing give his team a legitimate chance to advance.