This was a tough choice, but I went with the 2028 QB for our second QB off the board. JJ has all the arm talent in the world and has earned a few D1 offers in his first couple years of high school football. This season coming up is where he has his breakout on the field. We will get to see JJ on a weekly basis leading his offense, making decisions, and showing off the arm strength and pinpoint accuracy from the pocket.

JJ has seen some varsity action early in his high school career, but 2026 looks like it will be his time to completely own the QB1 position at Oak Creek. In 2025 we saw the Oak Creek QBs combine for 179 pass attempts. I’m excited to watch JJ own the job, lead his team, and really prove his next level talent over 9+ games in 2026. The physical talent is overflowing. The ball rips out of his hand with natural and effortless velocity when he needs to hit a window. His mechanics are refined from years of work. It is time to put it all together and show how he handles the live action and chaos that goes on around the QB on a weekly basis.

No quarterback was more consistent at the camp than Chapman. He has a quick release, smooth delivery and throws a nice catchable ball with great velocity over the middle of the field and great touch on the deep ball. I saw Chapman twice at summer camps at Notre Dame and Purdue, and the top Badger State signal caller has the goods and keeps getting better. Strikes me as a very mature young man.

Still an underclassman, JJ is already building a strong resume. He holds multiple FBS offers and also holds multiple PRZ WI Showcase MVPs for his position. The 6’1″ 195 lbs signal caller is a rare talent in Wisconsin. He is the most gifted and natural thrower of the football that I have seen. The sophomore showed prototypical mechanics from his footwork to his release. The ball jumps out of his hand with easy velocity. Velocity that he can keep on the ball while attacking even the deepest levels of the field. JJ has great accuracy and ball placement too. Whether it was 1 on 1s or positional drills where they were told where and how to place the ball, JJ delivered every single attempt. The sky is the limit for this 2028. He is primed for a huge offseason and starting it off really well.

The #1 player in the Class is Oak Creek’s JJ Chapman JJ Chapman 6'2" | 205 lbs | QB Nazareth Academy | 2028 State IL . The freshman QB is an outstanding prospect. His skill set and traits are beyond his years. The combination of arm strength and pinpoint accuracy to any spot on the field is elite. His mechanics are sharp and consistent and he has the ability to retain his accuracy when he has to deliver the ball from an awkward angle or on the run. I have been able to watch JJ throw multiple times in person and the way the ball jumps out of his hand is different than I have ever seen; especially for his age. The ’28 is putting in the work to get even better too in preparation for his sophomore season. JJ also is the only athlete in this Class with an offer at this time (Toledo). No question, JJ is working his way towards being a Power 4 QB. Big things ahead for the signal caller out of Oak Creek.

Most years you won’t be building the accuracy of your Perfect QB recruit around the talent of a freshman, but most years don’t give us a kid like JJ Chapman JJ Chapman 6'2" | 205 lbs | QB Nazareth Academy | 2028 State IL . Watching him throw live multiple times already has made it very clear that JJ has some of the best command over his ball placement that we have seen from a WI HS product. It doesn’t matter if it is a short, intermediate, or deep pass. JJ has pinpoint ball placement. Even when changing between touch passes or firing it to a spot with little air underneath it. JJ understands where to place the ball on every throw and executes at a super high level.