I’m excited to see how Gabler does with a full-season under his belt. He did a great job last season filling in for an injured Zeke Andrews. The 6’3 195-pound QB threw for 31/43 for 440 yards, 72.1% completion rate, 9 TDs, 0 INT, with 21 carries for 151 yards in ONLY 3 games. Imagine what he can do with a full season under his belt. Exciting dual threat lefty QB. He has good athletic ability due to very good balance, acceleration, good speed, and change of direction. Very good throw power with a quick fluid release and throwing motion. Gabler display very good ball placement skills. Puts it right on the money, or in stride with his receivers. Very accurate and confident. Very good pocket presence avoiding pressure and finding the open man downfield with his good progression speed. If no one’s open, he’ll use his athleticism to hurt the defense. Watch out for Gabler.

Gabler enters the upcoming season as one of the more intriguing quarterback prospects to monitor. After gaining valuable experience and now heading into the year with a clear understanding that the offense is his to lead, he appears poised for a significant jump in development. Watching him in person and studying his film reveals a quarterback with impressive arm talent. The football jumps off his hand, allowing him to challenge defenses at every level of the field. He can drive the ball into tight windows while also showing the touch and placement needed on layered throws over defenders. What stands out most is his composure and decision making. Gabler consistently makes smart reads and delivers accurate passes while keeping the offense on schedule. He also provides value as a runner, using his mobility to extend plays and pick up important yards when opportunities present themselves. With a full offseason of preparation and increased confidence in the offense, Gabler has all the tools to emerge as a major stock riser and become one of the quarterbacks grabbing scouts attention.