Kyree Fisher Kyree Fisher 6'1" | 180 lbs | QB Newark Tech | 2024 NJ has not only had an amazing senior season, but was able to cap it off with a big performance Thanksgiving Day. The senior QB for East Orange had himself a game, as they pummeled Barringer 38-0. Kyree accounted for 4 of the 5 touchdowns East Orange scored, all of them through the air. Kyree not only lit up the scoreboard through the air, but found a ton of success when he used his legs. As Kyree tossed the ball for 351 yards, he also complemented it with 126 yards on the ground. Wherever Kyree goes next, that team will have a talented signal caller commanding their offense.

Kyree Fisher Kyree Fisher 6'1" | 180 lbs | QB Newark Tech | 2024 NJ is a straight up gunslinger for East Orange. The senior QB has led an impressive offensive unit this season, picking defenses apart with their aerial assault. As the leader of this team, Kyree has done everything he can to set his team up for success.

With 1826 passing yards and 12 touchdowns on the season, Kyree is a player that deserves more collegiate recognition. He has been a smart decision maker all season, as he threatens defense through the air and on the ground. As a passer, Kyree has a good sense of the pocket and keeps his eyes downfield as he moves around in it. If forced out of it, he is exceptionally good at making off platform throws. Where Kyree can be even more dangerous is when he decides to tuck it and run. He’s able to shake and bake in the backfield and dart off into open space, leaving defenders behind him.

Fisher is a prospect I recall witnessing at the AVC Mega Football Camp held on the FDU-Madison campus back in the spring. He has already put up impressive yardage totals – 381 and 371 in prior weeks – however he had his most complete, economical game yet against Montclair. Fisher went 23 for 29 with 364 yards. Although he did throw 2 interceptions, he doubled up his efforts with 4 touchdown strikes. A dual-threat in the Jaguars’ RPO scheme, Fisher ran 14 times for 162 yards and made 3 stops on defense. His yardage total in the game was a Michael Vick Madden ’04 total of 526.

Fisher is a prospect previously not on my radar; however, at the conclusion of the evening the Newark Tech signal caller was a name I had to remember. First, he impressed with a 4.40 second pro agility time. This would indicate that he can move and turn with efficiency. As a thrower, Fisher ripped absolute bullets when he let it rip. Similarly, he did a nice job leading his receivers and throwing it to where they will be upon completing their pattern.