6/8 passing, 177 passing yards, three passing touchdowns (one half of of work)

One of the quarterbacks that I felt continued to show the best rhythm with his receiving core is 2028 Omaha Westview quarterback Scott Miner II Scott Miner II 5'10" | 184 lbs | QB Omaha Westview | 2028 State NE . He knew exactly where the ball placement needed to be with his deep routes, especially on his touchdown throws as there’s a reason why Scott’s made our radar a couple times now already this fall. He’s been really in tune with 2027 wide receiver Cameron Schlueter, who after a couple weeks is fifth in receiving yards due to the enhanced playmaking ability that Scott has put in his hands.

The persistence you see with Scott on intermediate and deep routes is surely hard to miss when you are evaluating him and it’s easy to see why he was first team All-State last year in Nebraska Class A. If you dial up his second clip on tape, you’ll see the elusiveness that stands out amongst the rest with his legs and how he can turn nothing yards into something and turn it into a splash play with his legs. The speed he has with his release is fiery out his hands and that consistence holds truth the more you watch him on tape. He’s a multi-sport athlete that if you are a college coach, you surely go outside the QB measurables threshold for with everything he brings to the table.

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Sophomore Scott Miner II Scott Miner II 5'10" | 184 lbs | QB Omaha Westview | 2028 State NE stepped in smoothly as he took over the Westview Wolverines’ QB1 role last season. Scott showed that he can not only make defenses pay with his arm, but also on the ground, ending the year with 1,481 passing yards (70% completion), 262 rushing yards, 16 passing touchdowns, and three rushing touchdowns. The biggest thing that stood out about Scott in his film was his strength, both in his arm and legs. As a passer, Scott’s strength allows him not only to throw deep downfield but also to generate great zip on the ball when fitting it into tight windows. Good ball placement— several passes where he is able to lead the receiver open and catch them in stride. Quick, efficient decision maker who can get the ball out quickly. As a runner, I was really impressed with how well Scott is able to brush off initial contact to keep fighting for more yards. He also does a good job using his legs to evade pressure in the backfield and extend plays outside of the pocket. Now with a full season of experience, expect Scott to come out more polished and confident as he looks to lead the Wolverines back to the playoffs.

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We’ll have to wait a little longer to see what Westview’s Scott Miner II Scott Miner II 5'10" | 184 lbs | QB Omaha Westview | 2028 State NE can do on the offensive side of the ball, but his defensive talents can not be overlooked! As a freshman, Scott was very productive with 60 total tackles, four TFLs, two sacks, and an interception while playing linebacker. Miner is well-rounded, showing that he is comfortable dropping into coverage, stepping into the box for run support, and even pressuring the quarterback. He displays the ability to quickly change direction and flow with receivers in coverage, utilizing his high football IQ to read quarterbacks and attack the ball. Quick trigger towards the ball with great closing speed to get to the ball carrier in a flash. Offensively, we got to see glimpses of the dual-threat ability Scott brings to the table. He has a strong arm that can push the ball deep and the twitch to zip past defenses when he decides to pull it and run. Look for Scott to carve out a bigger role for himself in 2025!

Westview’s Scott Miner II Scott Miner II 5'10" | 184 lbs | QB Omaha Westview | 2028 State NE proved that he was too explosive and too much of a playmaker not to find ways to get him on the field. Miner played linebacker and served as a backup QB, ending the year with 60 tackles, 4 TFLs, two sacks, an interception, 61 passing yards, and two passing touchdowns. Defensively, Miner flashed lots of versatility as he did a great job roaming in coverage, is gap-sound, and is a relentless blitzer. He sees the field very well with solid closing speed to bring down the ball carrier before giving up any big gains. I’m looking forward to seeing more of Scott’s passing ability next season, as he flashed a pretty nice arm with some accurate, timely throws. Very high upside for the Wolverine’s prospect!