RJ Scharrer is a 6'0" Quarterback in the 2026 class.
Scharrer attends Sun Valley in Pennsylvania.
Scharrer's Player Profile was created on January 22, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
RJ
ScharrerQB
Class
2026
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Sun Valley
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PA
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34th best Quarterback might not sound like much of a compliment, that is until you realize RJ Scharrer...
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RJ
ScharrerQB
Class
2026
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Sun Valley
|
PA
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I was blown away by RJ Sharrer’s film. He has good skills at quarterback. He has good mechanics...
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RJ
ScharrerQB
Class
2026
Height
6'0"
Weight
180
HS
Sun Valley
|
PA
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Vic Castillo | Prep Redzone Scout
Vic Castillo
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
34th best Quarterback might not sound like much of a compliment, that is until you realize RJ ScharrerRJScharrer
6'0" | 180 lbs | QB
Sun Valley | 2026 PA
is embedded inside of of the best quarterback classes I’ve evaluated during my time at PRZ. Scharrer could easily be a top 20 passer if ranked parallel to another class, these numbers we assign are often arbitrary. What matters is, Sun Valley will have an underclassman turned upper stationed behind center, one who outplays his rank and measurables. Scharrer proves comfortable working out of an offense that likes to blend sets. Scharrer works out of gun almost exclusively, yet Sun Valley has no problem calling two-to-three tight end sets. Sun Valley likes to utilize an H-Back at times, SV also has no problem working a traditional spread, often keeping a TE in to chip and/or release. Scharrer looks comfortable manning the myriad of sets called from the sideline. Scharrer can uncork balls 45-50 yards downfield, albeit with a hitch. Consistent base and throwing motion, although in need of tuning to sure up release timing. Unafraid and confident passer, has reps attacking deep, intermediate and short areas of the field. The deep balls, the splash plays are great, yet I feel Scharrer is in his comfort zone when working meshes, when utilizing his feet to open up passing lanes and attacking moving targets inside of 15 yards. He’s decisive and in rhythm in these situations. I’d feel comfortable going into each Friday night with RJ at the helm.
CO’26 || QB || Sun Valley High School || 6’0 180 lbs || 225 bench pic.x.com/ewQCytm79q
I was blown away by RJ Sharrer’s film. He has good skills at quarterback. He has good mechanics and does a good job of setting his feet to get rid of the ball. Scharrer throws a beautiful deep ball with the perfect amount of touch on the ball. He is also good at the QB run game. Either on designed plays or when he has read keys. He is also excellent at sprint-out pass plays where he either runs or throws the ball. Scharrer is a name to keep track of going forward.
6-minute tape released by Scharrer back in November. Little bit of flare in this kid’s game. First rep on tape, Scharrer delivers a bomb that travels 45 yards through the air. Involved in a ton of misdirection sets, whether it be trick plays, zone-reads with backs in the backfield, or backside wheels after front-side sprint-outs, Sun Valley has no problem trusting Scharrer to carry out these creative sets. Multiple QB keepers inside of ten yards, tough kid who can provide some duality to the position. Love his follow-through after release, smooth and cool mechanics, puts the sword back in the sheath. Doesn’t abandon clean mechanics or correct dropback step counts if he sees pressure, someone is coaching this young man pretty well. Again, another confident sophomore passer.