Owen is someone I have started to keep an eye on. He came out and put up a really impressive testing portion of the camp. Top 20 in 3 separate tests, including a 4.40 shuttle time. Once he got the ball in his hands, it was obvious that he had natural arm talent. I have multiple notes where he threw a dart that not many on the property could. I absolutely love his concise motion and quick trigger. He read and reacted, leading his receivers and throwing them open, something many high school quarterbacks struggle with. I am glad Owen made it out and showed off that raw ability!

Owen seems well on track to be QB1 for Dakota next season.

This season, he went 83/123, 1459 yards, 14TDs, and 3INTs. Stats aren’t everything, but those stats paint a great initial picture.

Owen’s sophomore tape shows off a lot of his intermediate-deep balls. Throughout all three and a half minutes, you can see dozens of decently accurate balls, most of which catch a WR in stride. For one, I like Owen’s accuracy. He isn’t perfect, but some throws are quite accurate.

There are plenty of things that Owen can still work on. For one, his mechanics are wildly inconsistent. Throwing mostly from the pocket, Owen sometimes throws off-platform or fails to set his feet even with zero pressure. In addition, Owen needs to show that he can deliver quick passes with better throw power. He looks like a phenomenal JV QB right now, but I expect full-time Varsity to be difficult at first. With a great offseason, Owen could quickly find himself on the numbered rankings!