Reid Berry is a 6'5" Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Berry attends St. John's Jesuit in Ohio.
Berry's Player Profile was created on February 1, 2025.
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Reid
BerryQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
200
HS
St. John's Jesuit
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OH
Which Class of 2028 Prospects Stood Out in Week 6?
Reid Berry displays very good deep-ball touch and accuracy. The 6-foot-5, 195-pound quarterback for St. John’s Jesuit looks...
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Reid
BerryQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
200
HS
St. John's Jesuit
|
OH
Hoosier Hustle: 18U QBs Who Showed Out
Berry has a long, well-built frame with solid thickness and room to continue developing physically. His footwork is...
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Reid
BerryQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
200
HS
St. John's Jesuit
|
OH
2028’s Due for a Huge Offseason
Reid is one of the highest upside guys on this list. He passes the eye test and has...
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Reid
BerryQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
200
HS
St. John's Jesuit
|
OH
The Highest-Upside QBs of 2028
Reid had himself a productive sophomore season, and he’s looking like the clear-cut Varsity QB1 for Grand Haven...
Written by Alex Pallone
Reid
BerryQB
Class
2028
Height
6'5"
Weight
200
HS
St. John's Jesuit
|
OH
Who is the next great West Michigan QB?
Reid plays similarly to Grand Haven’s senior QB, Luke Berry . Reid has a big arm and isn’t...
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Reid BerryReidBerry
6'5" | 200 lbs | QB
St. John's Jesuit | 2028 OH
displays very good deep-ball touch and accuracy. The 6-foot-5, 195-pound quarterback for St. John’s Jesuit looks the part, and with his arm and accuracy on the deep ball, has a chance to be a legitimate Division I prospect at the next level. Berry is primarily a pocket, ‘Pro-Style’ QB who can deliver on-time, accurate passes and flashes a quick release. Definitely a name to monitor in Ohio’s Class of 2028.
Berry has a long, well-built frame with solid thickness and room to continue developing physically. His footwork is controlled and efficient, allowing him to stay balanced through his delivery. He shows the ability to vary arm angles and still generate clean throws, fitting the ball into tight windows when needed. The combination of size, mechanics, and creativity as a passer gives him intriguing upside moving forward.
Reid is one of the highest upside guys on this list. He passes the eye test and has the measurables, and has shown the determination and hard work it takes to keep getting better. He has really solid arm strength, and sees the field extremely well. The Grand Haven QB has plenty of intangibles along with the physical tools, giving him one of the highest ceilings in this class. I’m excited to see what he can do over the offseason to continue to raise his stock in 2026!
Reid had himself a productive sophomore season, and he’s looking like the clear-cut Varsity QB1 for Grand Haven next year.
In my opinion, Reid is the highest-upside QB on this list. Watch his highlight tape, and you’ll see incredible arm talent. Plays like 0:17 showcase Reid’s quick trigger and great downfield accuracy. He tosses the ball 30+ yards downfield with ease. In the short-intermediate areas of the field, Reid is able to throw the ball on a frozen rope.
Time will tell how Reid will fare as the full-time varsity starter. I feel that as long as Reid works hard this offseason with no setbacks, he should have a great Junior season.
Reid has a big arm and isn’t afraid to use it. His tape is full of accurate deep balls and intermediate throws over the middle. Just like Luke, I love Reid’s highlights. He’s able to sling it with great accuracy from the pocket. The thing that will make or break Reid’s career is his IQ. Last season I watched Luke in person. While I still loved his arm talent, I thought his IQ was severely lacking. Reid needs to find a way to make few mistakes.