K’Von has always been one of the better athletic signal callers in the class and he had a career day. He took over and threw it exceptionally well and was precise in his passes and did a good job of processing and trusting his read. His accuracy on the evening was excellent, and he further created havoc with his legs as he routinely broke the pocket and gained chunk yards after chunk yards; he accounted for seven touchdowns on the evening; it was an excellent bounceback in Week 2 for him.

Houston is their best player and will be leaned on this year to carry the load. The dual-threat signal caller does a good job of stressing defenses. When his first read isn’t there and his safety valve isn’t an option, he takes off and moves the chains with his legs. Houston is an exceptional runner and led the team in rushing last year with over 450 yards. He does a good job of taking deep shots as a passer when necessary, and the dynamic dual-threat signal caller will look to carry his team this season.

Houston is a dual-threat Quarterback who can get the ball out quickly and doesn’t need to have his feet planted to throw an accurate ball. As a runner, Houston is quick and elusive, he showcases exceptional lateral quickness to elude and evade. Houston knows when to fight for additional yards, and when to run out of bounds. He showcases great vision as a runner and finds a way to pick up extra yards. Hillcrest used Houston as an all around athlete and would line him up as a receiver and have him return kicks to maximize his athletic traits and get him the ball in numerous ways.