Lennon looks like a timing-and-accuracy passer in his four-game highlights. He works the short-to-intermediate game well. A few of his throws involve quick RPO slants, digs, and seam shots over the backers. One of the best throws in the highlights is a dig that leads the receiver through a tight window for a nice gain. There are actually a couple of digs that show anticipation, placement, and the ability to put the ball where the receiver can run after the catch. Solid in the mobility department. He’s pressured on a couple of plays and forced to roll out of the pocket to make throws on the move. Pocket passer who uses his feet mainly to keep plays alive.

Another QB in this class who put together a solid junior season who I could see develop well and have a big time senior year. Last fall Kenny put up over 1,300 passing yard and 10 TDs.

First thing you notice about Kenny is his he has great arm strength. He throws a real pretty deep ball, able push it down the field with ease. With a live arm and smooth throwing motion/release, Kenny gets it out there for the receivers to go get it for chunk plays. Able to throw it on the move with nice zip, velocity and spin. He may only be 6’0″ 155lbs, Kenny may not have the biggest frame but he can launch the ball with the best of them. I think as he fills out that frame with good compact muscle and improves his short/intermediate throwing he will be a dangerous playmaking QB for Seneca Valley.