Matthew Manuma III is a 5'11" Quarterback in the 2029 class.
Manuma III attends Timpview in Utah.
Manuma III's Player Profile was created on June 27, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Matthew
Manuma IIIQB
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
175
HS
Timpview
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UT
Midseason Check-In: Additional Quarterbacks
Matt has done a good job of taking the next steps as a signal caller. He does a...
Written by Andy Pham
Matthew
Manuma IIIQB
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
175
HS
Timpview
|
UT
Week 2 Watch: Quarterbacks
Matthew had a solid debut start and he’s a signal caller who keeps improving each time I watch...
Written by Andy Pham
Matthew
Manuma IIIQB
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
175
HS
Timpview
|
UT
2029’s: Diamonds in the Rough
I’ve seen Matt for a better part of two years now and he is a signal caller who...
Written by Andy Pham
Matthew
Manuma IIIQB
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
175
HS
Timpview
|
UT
5A-Region 7 Preview: Timpview
Manuma is an elite signal caller, and it’s likely he plays on Thursdays for the entire season, but...
Written by Andy Pham
Matthew
Manuma IIIQB
Class
2029
Height
5'11"
Weight
175
HS
Timpview
|
UT
Top 9 of 2029
Manuma has exceptional arm talent. He can dot the ball anywhere on the field and has a big...
Written by Andy Pham
Andy Pham | Prep Redzone Scout
Andy Pham
Prep Redzone Scout
Matt has done a good job of taking the next steps as a signal caller. He does a good job getting to his second read and keeps the offense in rhythm. He throws a good intermediate and deep ball and does a good job of keeping the ball out of danger. He moves well within the pocket and does a good job of distributing the ball to his playmakers and as a point guard of the offense, he’s done a good job of that. He’s gaining valuable reps and his maturation will continue to develop; Matt has a good ceiling.
Matthew had a solid debut start and he’s a signal caller who keeps improving each time I watch him. He has a quick release and does a good job of keeping the offense in rhythm. He’s an accurate passer and is still developing his full skillset. He processes quickly and is a signal caller who will gain valuable experience with each and every start.
I’ve seen Matt for a better part of two years now and he is a signal caller who keeps developing and keeps refining his craft. He does a good job of getting to his second read and when he is given time, does a good job of keeping the ball out of danger and placing the ball to where his receiver can make the catch and away from danger. He throws a good intermediate ball and he is a player who will earn valuable reps this year on Thursdays and suit up on Fridays.
Manuma is an elite signal caller, and it’s likely he plays on Thursdays for the entire season, but he is a player to know. He throws a nice intermediate and deep ball, has good velocity, and the ball jumps out of his hands. His time at varsity is likely next season, but he has all the tools you want in a blooming elite prospect at the position.
Manuma has exceptional arm talent. He can dot the ball anywhere on the field and has a big arm. The ball jumps out of his hands, and he reads the entire field. He has great mechanics, makes off-platform plays with ease, and is a player who has great ball placement and has good pocket manipulation. If he hits his ceiling, he’s a Power-Four starter.