Size, experience, arm strength, poise, pocket maneuverability, and leadership. At 6’5 235, Theo Lee out of Arapahoe HS possesses a lot of traits you want to see in your D1 collegiate starting quarterback.  In his first season as a varsity starter, Lee threw for 2,255 yards averaging 14.7 yds per completion, showing his affinity to push the ball down the field.  Lee shows great touch on his deep balls and the arm strength to hit Cover 2 hole shot.  He consistently hits receivers on time on intermediate throws 15-20 yards on to the far sideline, a pass that is necessary to have in your arsenal.  Built like a TE, Lee isn’t afraid to lower his shoulder when he takes off with the ball in his hands and run through defenders.  He shows good rhythm on gun 3 step drops and RPO throws.  Lee understands when he has man coverage to put air under the ball and let his WRs go up and get it with the defenders back to the ball.  Only a Sophomore,  I’d like to challenge Lee’s to have a completion rate of over 60% next season, as he gets more comfortable running the offense, creating rapport with his dynamic WRs and playmakers, and continues to go into his large frame.  After a great debut season, I’m excited to see Lee push improve with his last 2 seasons.  The D1 talent is evident and I expect a big camp season from Theo Lee out of Arapahoe HS.

Size, experience, arm strength, poise, pocket maneuverability, and leadership. At 6’5 235, Theo Lee out of Arapahoe HS possesses a lot of traits you want to see in your D1 collegiate starting quarterback.  In his first season as a varsity starter, Lee threw for 2,255 yards averaging 14.7 yds per completion, showing his affinity to push the ball down the field.  Lee shows great touch on his deep balls and the arm strength to hit Cover 2 hole shot.  He consistently hits receivers on time on intermediate throws 15-20 yards on to the far sideline, a pass that is necessary to have in your arsenal.  Built like a TE, Lee isn’t afraid to lower his shoulder when he takes off with the ball in his hands and run through defenders.  He shows good rhythm on gun 3 step drops and RPO throws.  Lee understands when he has man coverage to put air under the ball and let his WRs go up and get it with the defenders back to the ball.  Only a Sophomore,  I’d like to challenge Lee’s to have a completion rate of over 60% next season, as he gets more comfortable running the offense, creating rapport with his dynamic WRs and playmakers, and continues to go into his large frame.  After a great debut season, I’m excited to see Lee push improve with his last 2 seasons.  The D1 talent is evident and I expect a big camp season from Theo Lee out of Arapahoe HS.