Miles Moss is a 6'1" Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Moss attends University Liggett in Michigan.
Moss's Player Profile was created on August 25, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Miles
MossQB
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
160
HS
University Liggett
|
MI
Legacy 7 on 7 Saturday Standouts: QBs
Miles has been on my list to see in person, and I am glad I finally got that...
Written by Tyler Graham
Miles
MossQB
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
160
HS
University Liggett
|
MI
Evaluating a 6-Pack of 2028 QBs
The lefty out of Liggett put together a really good season in 2025. While watching his film, what...
Written by Tyler Graham
Miles
MossQB
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
160
HS
University Liggett
|
MI
Catholic – Central League Quick Hits
Fellow Southpaw Lots of quick reads; green flag Lacks throw power but still manages to get good timing...
Written by Alex Pallone
Miles
MossQB
Class
2028
Height
6'1"
Weight
160
HS
University Liggett
|
MI
High-Upside Class of 2028 QBs in Metro Detroit
Miles is still a pretty raw prospect, but on-par with most “good” class of 2028 QBs. His tape...
Written by Alex Pallone
Tyler Graham | Prep Redzone Scout
Tyler Graham
Prep Redzone Scout
Miles has been on my list to see in person, and I am glad I finally got that chance! His arm strength is off the chart, and he was seeing the field extremely well. His accuracy was good and he even had a few balls that he dropped right into a bucket. His development from what I saw on tape to now is evident in everything he did. Extremely impressive day for the young gunslinger.
The lefty out of Liggett put together a really good season in 2025. While watching his film, what stands out to me first and foremost is his poise. He always looks cool and confident in the pocket regardless of pressure. He seems to see the defense well, makes quick decisions and delivers the ball with confidence. His throwing motion is fluid and concise. I am really excited to see how he can continue to develop his arm strength and take that next step in his game.
Miles is still a pretty raw prospect, but on-par with most “good” class of 2028 QBs. His tape shows a handful of promising throws. His short-range throws are all quite good- I like the velocity and accuracy. However, throwing to the intermediate-long range exposes some accuracy issues. It doesn’t help that he’s on the run for a lot of those throws.
The main area that Miles needs to improve is his throwing motion. Needs to be more consistent and more comfortable with slinging the football.