Note: Now at Benjamin E. Mays High School

I’ve been intrigued with Robinson as a prospect since seeing him at the January Prep Redzone Combine in 2024. At the time he had just finished his 8th grade season and you could tell his possessed the feet and arm to be a dangerous dual threat QB at he high school level. He lead New Manchester’s JV to an undefeated season last Fall and show glimpses of his potential at the varsity level on limited touches. He accounted for 100 yards on just 9 touches going 3 for 4 passing (35 yds) and had 5 carries for 75 yards.

What Stands Out: At 5’7 he doesn’t catch your attention when he steps up to the drills but once he starts moving he has all your attention. Above average speed, agility and quickness with good arm strength and accuracy to go with it. Translates well with pads on, proving winner at all levels he has played QB1.

Outlook: I will definitely have an eye on Mays this season to see how they use Robinson. Could be a season away from being QB1 but they will have to use this play maker in some capacity until then.

After seeing Lucius Robinson in person, I am more than intrigued by what he has to offer. He is still on the smaller side, measuring in at 5’7 145 at our January camp. However, he is a stout, explosive athlete who could absolutely make something happen in the run game. His arm talent was put on full display at our January camp, fighting frigid cold temperatures and high winds. Even out of the HS group, he was one of the handful of QBs who could consistently get the ball through the wind. He might not end up being a guy who towers over people in the pocket, but he is an explosive player with plenty of juice in his arm.