Kaneal made the most progress from his Junior to Senior year than anyone else in the state. His processing rate improved tremendously, he is excellent off platform and throws a good deep ball. He has a quick delivery and that allows him to throw from multiple platforms. He does a good job of leading his receivers open and throws with good velocity. He’s a dual threat signal caller who is an elusive runner. He is the best remaining available quarterback in the state.

Kaneal has been on a tear this season and one of the most improved players from a year ago. He’s deadly with his arm and legs and will be tasked to help lead Skyridge to a win against Lehi. If they can get him in rhythm early and get him on the run and away from pressure, it could be the recipe for success. If Skyridge can have prolonged drives and eat up the clock with short passes and use the Lehi aggressive defense against them, it can go a long way. If Kaneal can make all the key throws and run to keep them ahead of the chains, and limit the possessions that Lehi can have, it can result in a Skyridge win, and Kaneal is just the signal caller to do that and make the big plays when they arise.

Kaneal has been on a tear this season, and the offseason has proven beneficial. He’s seeing and processing better than he ever has, and he is a decisive passer. He will lead his receivers open, layer his throws, and has good velocity on his throws. He fits the ball into tight windows, and he is an excellent runner and will cause chaos on defenses. If they play a soft zone, he’ll pick apart a defense with his legs; if they bring a heavy box and have a spy, he’ll throw it over them. He’s made tremendous strides and will be a Power-Four commit.

Sweetwyne faced an out-of-state defense, and they tried to show different looks to confuse him, but he came out and looked tremendous. He is an efficient passer, has good ability to navigate the pocket, and is deadly on the ground when he chooses to take off. He throws with good velocity, can layer his throws, and his accuracy has improved the most over the offseason. He is someone who will continue to shred defenses with his arm and his legs.

Sweetwyne had a phenomenal Senior season opener and showcased full command of the offsense. The progression and growth he has made from this time last year to now is a night-and-day difference. He is an elite quarterback and is a threat with his arm and his legs. He’ll look to pick apart a Liberty defense that will look to be aggressive.

Sweetwyne opened the season with a vengeance as he reopened his recruitment. He accounted for over 400 yards; he looked crisp, decisive and precise on the evening.His arm talent has improved from the offseason and with his improved accuracy and ball placement, to go along with his good velocity and ability to pick up chunk yards on the ground, he’ll have a massive season. He shredded the Mountain Ridge defense.

Sweetwyne is an exceptional quarterback. He possesses great size, he processes quickly, and he will get to his third read. He has a quick delivery, has great arm talent, with good velocity, his ball placement is good, and Sweetwyne moves well within the pocket, and is deadly on the ground. He’s a true dual-threat quarterback and can pick apart a defense with his arm or with his legs. He does well with off-platform plays and is an exceptional athlete with great arm talent. He will be a Power-Four recruit.

During the 7’s event, Sweetwyne showed a dynamic arm and quick processing. He has great arm talent, where the ball jumps out of his hands. Sweetwyne layers his throws, knows when to change his velocity, and has great ball placement. He has made great improvements since the end of the season, and he’s primed for a huge season. He’s a dual-threat quarterback, but it’s his arm that’s made headway this offseason. He throws a great deep ball and has a big arm.

Sweetwyne shows his athleticism to go along with his arm. Has a slow wind up delivery that gives the ball a tight spiral with speed. Shows arm strength to deliver the deep pass and accuracy to hit his targets on short routes. Sweetwyne is duel threat QB to keep on your radar this upcoming season.

Sweetwyne showcased great velocity and ball placement. Throughout the evening he showed great command and poise. He looked crisp during the 7v7 portion and should have a fantastic final season at Skyridge.