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• 6’4, 190
• Lacrosse participant

Online measurables suggest the Radnor sophomore has grown an inch in height and put on a good 10-15 pounds. Narrowly missed a Top30 QB ranking, but made the Top250, which is always a good benchmark when projecting a kid to the next level. Seven games to work with, a four-minute tape on Hudl, Luke Reilly Luke Reilly 6'4" | 215 lbs | QB Radnor | 2026 State PA completed 60% of his passes, said passes came in a mix of JV/V competition. First rep is a good one. You get a sense for his arm, both deep ball accuracy and strength, kid throws it a good 40 yards through the air. Love the hip torque and throw-side follow-through. Puts the sword in the sheath, clean mechs in this rep. Next thing that pops on tape is his confidence. Multiple tough windows targeted, not much hesitation to test them. Does so successfully. Better than you’d expect in impromptu situations, he isn’t a complete statue in the pocket, which at 6’4, 190, is a big plus. Decisive when routes concepts purposefully attack the middle of the field, comfortable here. Like many of the decisions made on tape when facing pressure/blitz. I’ll pump the breaks on that though because again, much of this tape is against less-than-average comp. Soon-to-be senior Matthew Szychulski started at QB for Radnor throughout the majority of the season last Fall, outpacing the 2025 QB will be an accomplishment in it’s own right. Special group in the building at Radnor.

Luke Reilly Luke Reilly 6'4" | 215 lbs | QB Radnor | 2026 State PA played quarterback last year for Radnor. Overall, he has good mechanics, but his throwing motion does have a wind-up delivery. He does flash a strong arm and that helps deal with the longer delivery. Reilly has great size for the position standing 6’3 inches tall. He is comfortable throwing the ball in the pocket and does a nice job throwing the ball in the intermediate windows. He is good on seam routes where he throws the ball well. Reilly also showed he is a good athlete and moves well. I am excited to see his progress for next year.