Wireman has been one of my top risers throughout the year, especially after breaking down more of his film and watching him compete this offseason. He’s now sitting at 1,100 passing yards with 8 touchdowns and has shown the ability to use his legs when things break down. I like the way he throws with confidence outside the pocket and isn’t afraid to attack downfield. There’s also a good foundation with his fundamentals and ball placement for a young quarterback. Wireman is becoming one of those names in this class that I think more people will start recognizing as the season moves along.

Noah Wireman – Tournament MVP

Noah Wireman was my overall MVP of the tournament. He never got too high or too low, staying steady for his team when they needed him most. Even dealing with some drops on Day 2, he showed true leadership—leading two double-digit comebacks on Sunday without flinching once.

Elite toughness. Elite composure. Big-time guts.

Noah Wireman Noah Wireman 5'10" | 170 lbs | QB Wellen Park High School | 2029 FL was flawless all weekend at quarterback, putting together one of the most efficient performances of the tournament. Even when facing adversity on Day 2, with a few drops from his receivers, he never lost confidence in his group and continued to lead with poise. Drive after drive, Wireman found the open man and kept the offense moving at a high level. In the championship game, he delivered in a big way with three one-play scoring drives, showcasing his quick decision-making and ability to strike instantly. An outstanding Day 2 performance from start to finish.