London has done a ton of developing over the last few months. He looked taller and has filled out his frame quite a bit. He showed off his strong arm right from the start, and never looked back. Great deep ball from London, along with clean footwork on his dropbacks. No wasted movement or clunky footwork. I loved his ability to lead his receiver and keep the ball away from the defender, only giving his guy a shot at it. He looked confident and poised, just as I hoped he would. Oxford is getting a really impressive QB that still has a ton of development left to go!

London is a player that I love on film. He throws a precise deep ball and shows very nice arm strength. London also does a good job stepping up in the pocket while keeping his eyes down field. I am looking forward to watching London next week compete and will be interested in seeing him in person go through drills and how he stacks up against a solid quarterback field.

Thanks to his standout performance back in December at our Prep Redzone Showcase, I was aware of what London could do. He still came out and surpassed my expectations. He looked poised and confident all night, and when he had to make big throws, he did. He’s a leader for his squad, and can rally his offense whether his team is up or down. Really impressive intangibles on display, on top of his physical attributes, which are just as

We’ve seen a few great Varsity QBs roll through Oxford over the years. Prior to Oxford, London turned heads at Lapeer. First off, his arm is solid. London does a decent job using his whole body in his throwing motion, and although his motion can be long, he’s able to throw it downfield. Second, he’s a solid athlete. The highlight at 0:35 is a good example of what he’s able to do on the ground.

In order for London to take that next step, he needs to consistently improve this offseason. I like his mechanics, but all-around, they can be more consistent. Same with his throw power, accuracy, and IQ. He’s getting there, and without a doubt, he’s better than most 2028’s. I’m extremely interested in seeing how London does at Oxford this coming season.

This was my first time evaluating London in person, and I absolutely came away impressed. He tested well, and moved on par with some of the top athletes at the entire camp. Once we broke into positional drills, he manipulated the pocket well, showed off accuracy and good mechanics. He was able to transition those skills to the 1 on 1 portion nicely. He hit his receivers with good timing, where only they could get it. I saw no issues with arm strength and being able to push the ball vertically. I would think this performance is going to earn him a slot in our next round of rankings.