Maddox Boyd is a 6'0" Quarterback in the 2029 class.
Boyd attends Desert Edge in Arizona.
Boyd's Player Profile was created on November 26, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Maddox
BoydQB
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
Weight
160
HS
Desert Edge
|
AZ
2029 Watchlist QB’s to Track Early: Part 2
Strong dual-threat skillset and natural instincts for the position. Demonstrates great feel and awareness for the situation to...
Written by Jordan Reyes
Maddox
BoydQB
Class
2029
Height
6'0"
Weight
160
HS
Desert Edge
|
AZ
Eye in the Sky: Early Reads on the 2029 Watchlist QBs, Pt. 2
Maddox Boyd is the kind of athlete who’s going to stress defenses the second the game speeds up...
Written by Hunter Tierney
Jordan Reyes | Prep Redzone Scout
Jordan Reyes
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Strong dual-threat skillset and natural instincts for the position. Demonstrates great feel and awareness for the situation to be in command of the offense and create plays. Like his ability to adjust on the fly and take what the defense gives him with quick decision making. Possesses a live arm with the strength to throw downfield with touch, across the middle with velocity, or to the perimeter with precision. Great ability to manipulate pressure and maneuver the pocket to escape the rush and create second chance throwing windows. Good athleticism, speed, and elusiveness as a ball carrier on broken plays and designed runs.
Maddox BoydMaddoxBoyd
6'0" | 160 lbs | QB
Desert Edge | 2029 AZ
is the kind of athlete who’s going to stress defenses the second the game speeds up for everyone else — he’s springy for his build, he can move, and he’s got enough arm strength already that the ball doesn’t die on him when he decides to rip it. The big thing that stands out on his tape is he’s not scared to attack the middle of the field, which is rare for young QBs because that’s where mistakes get punished and most kids want to live outside the numbers. When he does break the pocket, I’d love to see his eyes snap back downfield just a beat quicker instead of getting too comfortable running around, but that’s one of those things that come with experience, not a red flag. With a little refinement, the raw tools are absolutely the type that can turn into a nightmare matchup.