Eagle senior QB Noah Drew Noah Drew 6'3" | 215 lbs | QB/ATH Lawton-Bronson | 2027 State IA 6-3 (215) has a great frame to work with at the next level and may even end up on the defensive side of the football as he is a talented multi-sport athlete. Drew got comfortable last season in the pocket and passed for (1,852) yards and (12) touchdowns in leading the Eagles to their first playoff berth in over a decade. In order for the Eagles to win this game Drew will have to complete a high percentage of intermediate passes to stay on schedule in down and distance so the running game can be effective.

A tall, robust quarterback with natural arm talent and size for the next level, it’s a bit of surprise Noah Drew Noah Drew 6'3" | 215 lbs | QB/ATH Lawton-Bronson | 2027 State IA doen’t have more offers than he does, picking up his first and only offer from Simpson last week.

Able to launch the ball down field with ease, the lefty has some serious potential under center. Given time to throw, Drew has the appearance of a QB that could put it on the money 40+ yards down field like it’s nothing. His throwing motion is a little long, and he’ll need to clean up the turnovers to be more feasible at the next level, but Drew has the look and athleticism of possibly getting a Division I opportunity.

Production was not a problem for Drew during the 2025 season. The Lawton-Bronson junior completed 54.4 percent of his passes for 1,852 yards and 12 touchdowns. He rushed for a team-best 330 yards and four scores. On defense, he registered 26.5 tackles with 16 of them being solo stops. He added a tackle for loss, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and two interceptions. We can witness how Drew finds success when watching his 11th-grade highlight video. The tall lefty can sling it from the pocket with arm strength to slide the ball through tight windows and stretch the field. Drew cycles through his progressions well and shows a good feel for the pressure in the pocket. An impressive athlete, he can tuck the ball and go or keep the play alive off of schedule. It’s a skill set and athleticism that could work at another position, too. His frame is projectable and capable of adding good weight in a college strength and conditioning program.