Joshua Anderson, a senior quarterback at the Prep Red Zone Stock Up Showcase, delivered an impressive performance, showcasing consistent throws, commendable footwork, a strong base, and notable accuracy. His display of velocity and precision in the one-on-one segment further bolstered his stock. 
One standout trait that Anderson posses is his unwavering confidence. Every drill and rep I notice a confident and composed swagger to his game that allowed him to throw with no trepidation and ultimately propelled him to win one of the MVPs o the camp.

Anderson made an impression on me from the jump. My first round around any camp I give athletes the old fashion “eye test,” estimating if they have a college-ready frame or body. Anderson did, however, I actually wrote a note that said “zip” next to his bib number. Anderson had an absolute rifle and probably the strongest arm in terms of velocity at the showcase. Aside from throwing bullets, Anderson anticipated the breaks of his receivers to deliver a ball to a spot before his target got there. This skill is hard to hardness, especially at showcases like this, given you are working with fellow prospects you never worked with before. Compare this to the fact that one QB-WR duo from the same high school team literally took every rep they had together, it makes Anderson’s performance all that more impressive.