The best QB Minnesota has produced since Aidan Bouman in 2020, Moorhead’s Jett Jett MN ‘ last=’Feeney’] is on a different plane of QB existence than his peers in the state. Feeney popped off for 378 yards (first in state), 5 passing TDs (second in the state), and 13 completions (tied for 21st in the state) in Moorhead’s 48-30 win over Rogers on Thursday. The Gophers’ commit, against the Royals, was dropping the deep ball in the bucket with absurd touch against 6A DBs, and his big-time zip got the ball into his WR’s hands in a jiffy. Also sees the field well, can get through his reads and make clean, secure decisions with the football, and displays great timing. Hits his wideouts at the perfect time right out of their break and leads his WRs open and out of harms way on his deep balls. Also showed off some open-field elusiveness and quickness on some scrambles and carries, owns a quick release, tight, compact throwing motion and mechanics, and is impressively accurate off platform. The future is bright for this Minnesota-born-and-bred quarterback prospect.

Jett Jett MN ‘ last=’Feeney’] gave a familiar sight for the Spuds, delivering another dazzling performance as the Spuds dashed past Rogers on Thursday night. Feeney finished 13 of 22 for 378 yards and 5 TDs while adding 19 rushing yards and an additional score on the ground. Maybe not the best game in terms of accuracy, but Feeney stretched the field with ease, showing great poise and timing on his release and placing the ball exactly where it needed to be on his completions, being able to generate the maximum value out of his completions he made. The future Gopher begins his final trek through high school football with the goal of walking off with a state championship belt to his already incredible legacy.

It should surprise absolutely nobody that Feeney is already having an explosive season. The Golden Gophers commit is easily the top QB in the state, and he showed off exactly why on Thursday. Feeney went 13/22 (59.1%) for an astounding 378 yards through the air, with 5 TDs tacked on, and finished with an almost perfect 143.0 passer rating. The success doesn’t stop there, however. He also ran for 20 yards and added a rushing TD, for a total of 6 TDs in his senior-season debut. He’s an elite gunslinger by all definitions of the word. The Moorhead Spuds were always a frontrunner to win the coveted 6A title, and with a strong 1-0 start and Feeney at the helm of one of the most explosive offenses in the state, their odds keep getting better.

#2 returning passer in Minnesota.

2025 stats: 171-229 (74.7%) for 2,221 yards and 27 TDs to 2 INTs. Finished as the #9 passer in yardage in ’25.

Committed to Minnesota.

Not a lot that is left to be said about Moorhead and their QB1 Jett Jett MN ‘ last=’Feeney’]. Finished as the #9 passer in MN in 2025 despite missing five games of regular season action with his Spuds. Earned his Gopher offer after an unofficial visit in January and committed in June, along with his three Spuds‘ teammates. Also earned offers from South Dakota State, Wyoming, NDSU, Montana State.

Arguably the best passer I’ve seen live out of Minnesota and was downright electric in the Spuds‘ 2025 state championship runner-up finish. The natural arm talent combined with in-game comfortability are a very fun watch. Can generate impressive velocity and accuracy from off-platform angles and is able to fit the ball into tight windows at the high school level as well. Will be the first MN P4 QB signing since Aidan Bouman in 2020.

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.