Joshuah Keith Joshuah Keith 5'10" | 180 lbs | QB Clinton | 2024 State TN was slinging the ball all over the field vs McMinn County in the round 1 playoff matchup. The Clinton High School quarterback showed great accuracy on deep throws with good timing and mechanics on a very consistent basis in this game. Excellent poise versus pressure, Keith stood tall when about to be hit and delivered dime after dime down the field. Great layered throws down the field, his ball placement is excellent.

Joshuah Keith Joshuah Keith 5'10" | 180 lbs | QB Clinton | 2024 State TN is a little undersized but is a superb play maker. He loves to work off script and make plays with his athletic ability. Scrappy and decisive, Keith plays with great toughness and quality football intelligence. The arm talent he showcases is solid and is a big play waiting to happen. His footwork is clean in the pocket and is great overall in the pocket. He displays good accuracy even when off base and on the move.

Junior Film: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/14967718/63157334578d98039cf96538

One of the top arms coming out of the East Tennessee region for the #TN2024 class is this 5 ’10 gunslinger who plays much bigger than his size while sporting some of the best mechanics in the state. Keith is a true pocket passer who also has the athleticism to work outside the pocket, either looking to throw it down field or tuck it and run. A smooth thrower who shows great zip on his passes, Keith stands strong within the pocket, keeping his eyes down field with the confidence to fit the ball into any window he finds suitable. The Dragons senior passer is fearless behind center as he shows nice poise in the pocket while under pressure and maintaining his cool demeanor looking to make the completion before considering running the ball. Keith doesn’t have the ideal size as many other quarterbacks from the 2024 class but he more than makes up for it with his football knowledge, mature approach to the quarterback position and overall playmaking abilities that come both from his right arm and legs. He also has a lot of experience behind his belt with one more year under center for the Dragons, so he will jump into the college ranks with the understanding on how it is to lead the team from the quarterback position. Keith holds several FCS level offers at the moment but he has D1 upside and I think coaches will see those abilities this summer at camps and in the Fall during his senior year.