Martellis Forest is a 6'1" Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Forest attends Godwin Heights in Michigan.
Forest's Player Profile was created on July 8, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Martellis
ForestQB
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
195
HS
Godwin Heights
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MI
Ottawa Hills Team 7v7 Tournament: Standout Performers Pt. 2
Forrest is another prospect who has had multiple years of success as the signal caller for his offense....
Written by Essa Kellah
Martellis
ForestQB
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
195
HS
Godwin Heights
|
MI
Playmakers Association Prospect camp: Top Playmakers Pt. 1
Forest is a QB prospect who has been making waves this entire off season. With two years of...
Written by Essa Kellah
Martellis
ForestQB
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
195
HS
Godwin Heights
|
MI
Friday Night Spot Light Marquee Players
Martellis was a kid i was excited to see on Friday and I walked away impressed. The young...
Written by Ryan Graham
Essa Kellah | Prep Redzone Scout
Essa Kellah
Prep Redzone Scout
Forrest is another prospect who has had multiple years of success as the signal caller for his offense. As the day went on he looked more calm, cool and collected with every snap he took. Martellis has already showcased his ability to make different types of throws, but his 2 ball was really on display this tournament. He really excelled at throwing the seam ball, darting the ball to the hashes the moment an outside linebacker vacated the area in cover 3. From there, he had success rolling out of the pocket. Making multiple layered throws near the sideline for TDs and other big plays.
Forest is a QB prospect who has been making waves this entire off season. With two years of starting varsity experience, his game has continued to advance over time. That was evident at this prospect camp as I witnessed his arm talent again in person. The lefty has a bit of an unorthodox release, with that being said the ball still jumps out of his hand and the spin is still there. He has always had a strong arm and the ability to get the ball downfield. Where I think he excelled the most was his timing with his receivers and his ability to hit different windows in between defenders. Martellis has a very confident arm which comes from all of the time and technical reps I’ve seen him put in.
Martellis was a kid i was excited to see on Friday and I walked away impressed. The young Godwin Heights gun slinger showed plus sized arm strength making throws in tight windows. In the final against Comstock park Martellis ripped a missile on a rope to a streaking wideout that lead multiple spectators speechless. I am excited to see this 2028 quarterback grow and would not be surprised to see his stock continue to rise into the fall season. Martellis already possesses good size and displayed the ability to throw a catchable ball for his receivers. keep an eye on this name as it will be talked about soon.