Jett Jett MN ‘ last=’Feeney’] has been spectacular for Moorhead and undeniably deserving of the #1 QB ranking for this upcoming senior class. Feeney finished with 2221 passing yards, 27 TDs, and only 2 INTs in 8 games while rushing for 215 yards and 5 TDs. The difference is evident of how this offense operates without Feeney in the lineup, as they went 1-4 without Feeney while recovering from a shoulder injury, compared to the 7-1 record they had with him in the lineup. Feeney is as good of a QB as you’d want out, operating smoothly in the pocket through quick progressions and tight windows over the middle, showing effortless precision and power on his throws, and moving well around the pocket to make throws on the run. With 5 D1 offers already, including from Minnesota and Wyoming, Feeney will undoubtedly become a great starter at the next level, and he will to conclude his high school run with a state championship title after coming just short last season.

Moorhead junior quarterback Jett Jett MN ‘ last=’Feeney’] started the year throwing four touchdowns in a 48-10 win over Rogers. His arm strength and accuracy were on full display, highlighted by a 35-yard strike to Jameson Dunlap and a 92-yard bomb to standout wideout David Mack David Mack 6'0" | 160 lbs | WR Moorhead | 2027 State MN . At 6’2, 195 pounds, Feeney is big, strong, and still with room to grow. He led all passers in Minnesota as a sophomore with 48 touchdowns and finished second in the state with 3,221 yards. His mechanics are clean, his release is smooth, and he can deliver to every level of the field with velocity and placement. Feeney’s timing on outbreaking routes and touch on verticals stand out, and his ability to stretch defenses keeps his weapons in constant play. Feeney shows maturity. Entering his third season as a starter, it seems the game has slowed down for him, and it shows in his command of Moorhead’s offense. He processes quickly, sees the defense clearly, and makes decisive throws. The son of Spuds head coach Kevin Feeney, a former NDSU quarterback, Jett Jett MN has sharpened his game through countless hours of film and field work, and it translates to confidence under the lights. College coaches have already taken notice, with offers from North Dakota State and Montana State on the table. Now moving into Class 6A competition, Feeney has the weapons to continue producing at an elite level. With his arm talent, leadership, and preparation, Feeney is one of Minnesota’s premier quarterbacks and a player with clear Division I upside.