Holmes showcased an old-school gunslinger mentality, leading Longmont with precision and poise from the pocket. In their playoff exit, Holmes completed 31-of-50 passes for 244 yards, three touchdowns, and two interceptions. His ability to anticipate routes and deliver passes into tight windows was on full display, with several throws landing perfectly on target. He excelled at creating opportunities for his receivers, allowing them to shine in open space. Holmes’s leadership and composure were evident all season, consistently rallying his team in tough moments. His pocket presence and football IQ made him a consistent threat.

Holmes is a stock riser that was able to light it up this past season through the air and the ground. He is a true duel-threat QB that excels at the deep ball, showing nice touch and a cannon for an arm. He will look to limit his turnovers this season and continue to be one of the top QBs in not just 4A but the state. He will be a player to know and will be on the stock watch to see if he is able to make another move during the season.