Preston Loncar Preston Loncar 6'2" | 165 lbs | QB/ATH North Tonawanda | 2028 State NY is 6’3” and weighs 165 pounds, but he has a lively arm from the QB position. Eventually, Loncar has the ability to hit his receivers at lengths downfield with explosiveness. This will be a factor to see the power he can display moving forward. Accuracy, balance, and mechanics will all be a highlight in his game to connect with receivers at all levels.

Loncar was a young athlete who made the journey from WNY, after receiving an invite from our NJ 7v7. He was wearing Bib 67 during the showcase, and measured in the middle of the pack, and showed some solid numbers during the combine portion.

Loncar was a player I was excited to see in the competitive QB group we had in Warwick. The weather certainly made an impact on routes and throws throughout the day, and Loncar did look a bit stiff on throws, which I credit directly to the weather. He showcased a good motion and a solid zip on the ball. His placement was impressive from what I saw, and I enjoyed watching his reps. He should look to keep working, as he easily has a bright future ahead.

Background: Loncar transfered in from Canisius and will be the starter for North Tonawanda this season. He is a dual threat QB, who utilizes his legs and arms across the field.

Size: Loncar has a solid frame, and showcases a young growing build for a QB. Standing at 6’2″ 175-Pounds, he should look to fill out his frame and reach the 190-200-Pound mark before ending High School.

Arm Accuracy/Strength: Loncar showcases a strong arm and displays the ability to toss the ball 40+ yards with ease. He can hit all three levels of the field, and does so with solid accuracy. Fine tweaking is needed for Loncar in both aspects.

Footwork/Mechanics: His footwork is exceptional inside the pocket and he stands tall, delivering accurate and exceptional throws inside the pocket. His mechanics are solid, and his ability to deliver the ball with good touch along with a quick release.

IQ: Loncar with a small sample size showcased good vision, and navigated the pocket. He kept his eyes downfield, and worked through his progressions well.

Final Word: Oscar is an exceptional QB, who saw himself make the rankings in this cycle. I like his mechanics and his footwork a lot, and he can polish both moving forward. He should also look to work on his accuracy and strength moving forward.

Background: Loncar transfered in from Canisius and will be the starter for North Tonawanda this season. He is a dual threat QB, who utilizes his legs and arms across the field.

Size: Loncar has a solid frame, and showcases a young growing build for a QB. Standing at 6’2″ 175-Pounds, he should look to fill out his frame and reach the 190-200-Pound mark before ending High School.

Arm Accuracy/Strength: Loncar showcases a strong arm and displays the ability to toss the ball 40+ yards with ease. He can hit all three levels of the field, and does so with solid accuracy. Fine tweaking is needed for Loncar in both aspects.

Footwork/Mechanics: His footwork is exceptional inside the pocket and he stands tall, delivering accurate and exceptional throws inside the pocket. His mechanics are solid, and his ability to deliver the ball with good touch along with a quick release.

IQ: Loncar with a small sample size showcased good vision, and navigated the pocket. He kept his eyes downfield, and worked through his progressions well.

Final Word: Oscar is an exceptional QB, who saw himself make the rankings in this cycle. I like his mechanics and his footwork a lot, and he can polish both moving forward. He should also look to work on his accuracy and strength moving forward.

The last QB who caught my eye was WNY Elite’s Preston Loncar Preston Loncar 6'2" | 165 lbs | QB/ATH North Tonawanda | 2028 State NY . Loncar stands at 6’2″ 175-Pounds, and is currently unranked in the 2028 class. I liked his ability to find open receivers throughout the day, and despite his raw skills, he showcased work in progress mechanics and arm talent. Loncar is playmaker who with find tweaking can be a deadly QB, and I look forward to seeing how he progresses throughout High School.