One of the most revered and talked-about prospect in New Jersey, Lukas Prock, is actually from Massachusetts. Completing the trifecta of Wellesley, MA imports, Prock is every bit of the billing. First, Prock’s throwing motion was identical to his younger understudy. That motion featured an extremely quick release that was somewhere between 3/4ths and overhead delivery. These two attributes are a tribute to the work he puts in with his quarterback coach Tony Racioppi. Furthermore, there was absolutely zero – and I mean none whatsoever – deviance in the rotation of the ball he threw. The spin rate Prock put on the rock was insane. It looked as though the stripes were pained on, static, and the ball was not moving. Aside from his motion, release, and the ball coming off of his hand looking identical, he had nearly identical ball placement on his throws. With about an hour of routes on air being ran, I estimate that Prock probably threw about 150 passes on the day; however, his most impressive throw in my eyes came when he was featured on PAP rollout away from his handedness. With his shoulders totally opened and parallel to scrimmage, he delivered a dart that was placed in a position where his receiver did not have to slow down. If that was not his best throw, then the string he pulled on a gorgeous tight end out-and-up was. Two throws that I thought he has an opportunity to polish a bit more were wheels and circus routes. From the look I got, I thought he did not lead his target toward the sideline enough – something that could, perhaps, be refined with tending to his foot arrow.

Lukas Prock Lukas Prock 6'2" | 180 lbs | QB Hunn School NJ | 2028 NJ has quickly made his mark since arriving from Massachusetts. Now at the Hun School, the reclassified 2028 quarterback is lighting it up. Through the early part of the season, he leads New Jersey in passing with 957 yards and 10 touchdowns.

Prock’s game is built on polish and precision. He thrives in play-action, showing smooth footwork, clean mechanics, and the ability to deliver accurate throws both deep and in the intermediate game. He’s also mobile enough to buy time and extend plays while keeping his eyes downfield.

The one area still developing is arm strength. He doesn’t yet have the cannon to rip NFL-level throws, but with three more years to grow physically, that will come. Given his production and skill set, Prock is trending toward becoming one of the nation’s next big quarterback recruits—and his hot start at Hun proves it. 

Performance Report: Lukas Prock, QB, Class of 2028
At the 2025 Best of New England Camp on June 13, Lukas Prock showcased impressive potential as a 6’2”, 180 lbs quarterback. Competing in the GOLD wristband group, he wore the GOLD 148 shirt and demonstrated solid mechanics and strong throwing ability. Since transferring to Hun School of Princeton, he has gained verbal offers from Division 1 FBS programs, including Cincinnati and Illinois, and recently added an offer from Boston College thhat heposted on June 15, 2025. He also had an offer from The Ohio State that he posted on June 12, 2025 prior to the Bone Camp. With his reclassification, Lukas is primed to shine and will undoubtedly become a coveted prospect in New England and possibly nationally! Exciting times ahead! 🌟

Lukas Prock Lukas Prock 6'2" | 180 lbs | QB Hunn School NJ | 2028 NJ is a 6’1, 170lbs QB from Wellesley, MA. He is shifty. He has very good pocket awareness. His accuracy is very good. Has good arm strength distance. I’ve seen him live at showcases, and his mechanics are crisp. He can make all the college throws and always wants to learn more when coached. He is having an outstanding season. During a game on the week of September 28, 2024, he went 15/22 ATT| 279 YDS | 3TDs, including 38/34-yd strikes. His ability to escape the pocket when needed is standing out this season. Lukas is only a sophomore, but he already shows the leadership, decision-making, and accuracy you’d expect from a senior QB.