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Ryan Walsh

Quarterback

2025 Class

5'10" Height

175 Weight

Monsignor Farrell School

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Ryan Walsh is a 5'10" Quarterback in the 2025 class. Walsh attends Monsignor Farrell in New York. Walsh's Player Profile was created on April 28, 2023. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Ryan Walsh is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Caleb Holfoth

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Walsh came into his senior year with limited experience because of prospects in front of him but he had a solid year quarterbacking the Farrell offense – Walsh is a good athlete who shows some arm talent – When I saw Farrell play I thought he made some quality throws while also showcasing a variety of throws and not repeating the same simple check downs.

Walsh committed to Salve Regina this week and is one of the first quarterbacks in this class to commit to a DIII school.

1 year ago

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Caleb Holfoth

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

Walsh is an upside rank here – similar to Byrd last season who was ranked off JV tape Walsh was a backup last season. He has a similar skillset to the guy he is replacing Chritian Pinto who is now at Wagner.

Great JV tape with good 7v7 stuff on twitter and has some quality returners on offense to work with.

2 years ago

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Brendan Mankarious

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

After the PSR Showcase, there were two things I realized about Monsignor Farrell Football. First, there is going to be healthy quarterback competition and; second, they will have great quarterback play for at least the next two seasons. Pushing rising junior teammate Cristian Pinto Cristian Pinto 6'0" | 180 lbs | QB Monsignor Farrell | 2024 State NY is rising sophomore Ryan Walsh Ryan Walsh 5'10" | 175 lbs | QB Monsignor Farrell | 2025 State NY . Wash was very crisp in all his throws. He is ahead of the curve in terms of delivering the ball ahead of his receiver. He anticipates when they are going to break off of their route and ensures that the ball arrives as soon as they turn and look for it. Walsh highlighted this skill the most on deep posts.