King Salley
King Salley
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Tyler Stevens | Prep Redzone Scout
Salley got a decent amount of playing time this weekend and showed out himself under center. His arm looks good for a 2028 and he can hit almost every spot on the field. His build is compact and he can move well on designed rollouts, which could translate well during the season. He processes well and isn’t afraid to take what the defense gives him.
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Read EvaluationAlan Popadines | Prep Redzone Scout
Salley was QB1 and the straw that stirred the drink for the Big 215 Extreme in 2023. Comes with a thicker build and the ability to sling the rock all over the yard with ease.
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Read EvaluationAlan Popadines | Prep Redzone Scout
It did not go as planned for the 215 Extreme 13U D1 team at AYF Nationals. The Philadelphia-based team drew the O.G. Ducks (California)–the eventual AYF 13U D1 National Champions–in their opening game, and followed it up with another L in the third place game to the Beacon House Falcons (Maryland). Despite two tough losses, I was happy I got to see quarterback King Salley play live. He was on my internal 2028 Pennsylvania Watchlist dating back to this past summer and for good reason. He’s a thicker quarterback with a good arm for this level. He was under pressure for much of the two games the 215 Extreme played, but still made some good throws. Specifically some back shoulder balls and a few tosses where he had to change his levels to fit into a throwing lane.
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