Na’Rome Rayborn Na’Rome Rayborn 6'1" | 190 lbs | QB Episcopal Academy | 2024 State PA is a playmaker at quarterback who got hurt this year, so it has hampered his development. He is electric with the ball in his hands and when he takes off running. He is excellent in quarterback run games. Either QB power or in-zone read run game. He is elusive and tough to bring down. He also has legit speed. Throwing the ball he throws a solid ball, and does a nice job on his 1st read, but can struggle afterward. If a college is a run-heavy scheme he is a perfect fit. Throwing the ball and making the reads he can get better, but an electric runner like him can be special. The other thing is if it does not work out at quarterback he can be moved to another position because he is such a good athlete.

Offers out of UPenn, Brown, and Cornell, Ivy-League schools are closely monitoring Epsicopal Academies Quarterback prospect Na’Rome Rayborn Na’Rome Rayborn 6'1" | 190 lbs | QB Episcopal Academy | 2024 State PA . Talking to Rayborn and others courting the young man, they like the kid at quarterback, no positional change in sight. We’ve flirted with ranking Rayborn as an ATH in the past, yet it’s long overdue that we treat him like the passing prospect that he is. Rayborn’s squarely on radar among FCS schools looking for a leader, the work he’s put in on tape, as well as throughout this summer, has him climbing into the top ten rankings among his positional peers. I’m hardly surprised, yet two years ago this time, Rayborn was hanging around and outside the top 300, an awesome rise to witness.

Amped up to not only see Na’Rome Rayborn Na’Rome Rayborn 6'1" | 190 lbs | QB Episcopal Academy | 2024 State PA playing well, but also to readjust his rank back to where it was this time last year. Performances like this will help. QB/ATH, Rayborn threw ten passes in a win over Cardinal O’Hara, each of which were completed. A perfect night led to five total touchdowns for the Episcopal Academy junior. Four were through the air, some on some nice throws in the red zone that showed off his patience as a passer, some downfield, showing he can actually test a defense vertically. Rayborn is a natural athlete with the ball in his hands, this won’t be his last elite performance of the Fall.