Larry Smith
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Hayden Lindquist | Prep Redzone Scout
A certified rankings riser and one of the more underrated QBs in the state, Smith threw for 1,600 yards with 21 TDs while holding a 110.1 passer rating last season. He also ran for 524 yards and tacked up 6 more TDs on the ground. On defense, Smith tallied 34 total tackles, 3 TFLs, 1 INT, and 3 PBUs. The 2x All-District Team member put forth a plethora of tape in 2025, further highlighting his potential. The first thing that jumped out to me in his film was how nice a ball he can throw. Smith puts great touch on his deep balls – especially for a sophomore. He can perfectly loft them over defenders’ heads, and he can rip balls into windows that would be difficult for other QBs to hit. His mobility and ability to adapt to the expanding needs of the play are also very impressive. Smith can bounce around the pocket, avoiding a sack as it collapses, and find a wideout deep downfield, hitting him perfectly as he throws off platform. If at any point during the play he needs to scramble, Smith is plenty capable of making a big play with his legs. I’m a big fan of what he did in 2025, and I’m super excited to see what kind of tape/numbers he produces in 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Hayden Lindquist | Prep Redzone Scout
A certified rankings riser and one of the more underrated QBs in the state, Smith threw for 1,600 yards with 21 TDs while holding a 110.1 passer rating last season. He also ran for 524 yards and tacked up 6 more TDs on the ground. On defense, Smith tallied 34 total tackles, 3 TFLs, 1 INT, and 3 PBUs. The 2x All-District Team member put forth a plethora of tape in 2025, further highlighting his potential. The first thing that jumped out to me in his film was how nice a ball he can throw. Smith puts great touch on his deep balls – especially for a sophomore. He can perfectly loft them over defenders’ heads, and he can rip balls into windows that would be difficult for other QBs to hit. His mobility and ability to adapt to the expanding needs of the play are also very impressive. Smith can bounce around the pocket, avoiding a sack as it collapses, and find a wideout deep downfield, hitting him perfectly as he throws off platform. If at any point during the play he needs to scramble, Smith is plenty capable of making a big play with his legs. I’m a big fan of what he did in 2025, and I’m super excited to see what kind of tape/numbers he produces in 2026.
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