48. Tommy Zeh Tommy Zeh 6'1" | 180 lbs | QB Erasmus Hall | 2027 State NY . Erasmus Hall

The Erasmus Hall signal caller transferred in from Moore Catholic after a sad closing of the schools football program. He received minimum playing time with a stacked roster and talented QB room in front of him last season. He moves up around 40 spots to 48th, and showcases a bright future as a potential late rising QB in the 2027 Class. Through Practice film, 7v7 reps, and his limited playing time as a varsity signal caller, Zeh has shown elite strength and a good release. I like his poise in the pocket, and he doesn’t rush plays. With talented WR’s he should find them easily, and being able to hit all three levels of the field, will easily help Erasmus Hall dominate this season.

Zeh is an elite accurate QB who mimics a dual-threat style in the backfield. He works best outside the pocket and has a good understanding of pressure, navigating the pocket, and moving the ball downfield. Once he gets a few games under his belt, I see colleges taking note of his accuracy and strength with the ball in his hands. He showcases a good motion and pairs it with a quick release. Zeh is a QB I have watched impress in 7v7 reps, and once the pads are on, I see an explosion in his recruitment from the FCS-Lower levels, as he is a can’t miss QB in my opinion.

The Erasmus Hall QB, suited up for Prototype Legacy Elite (PLE), this past weekend in Elizabeth. The 6’1″ 180-Pound QB, displays a solid frame for a QB, and showcased a strong arm, while throwing to some elite targets. Zeh showcased good accuracy on his throws, and I like his ability to throw his receivers open. He didn’t stare down the defense on his throws, leading him to place the ball into the bread basket. I want to see his mechanics and his accuracy continue to improve, as he is on his way to become a top 2027 NY Prospect.

First up is Tommy Zeh Tommy Zeh 6'1" | 180 lbs | QB Erasmus Hall | 2027 State NY . After the shut down at Moore Catholic, the talented QB made the move to the PSAL league and Erasmus Hall. Standing at 6’1″ 170-Pounds, Zeh displays a solid build for a QB, but should look to add some good weight to help fill out his frame.

Tommy “The Thrill” Zeh, as he is nicknamed, displays an outstanding IQ. He has a knack for understanding a defense, and getting the ball out fast with a quick release. He displays good accuracy, and showcases the ability to get the ball to all three levels of the field with ease. His accuracy is impressive, as he can hit targets through crowded pockets and contact. I want to see more zip on his throws this season, but “The Thrill” is an outstanding QB, and a big time playmaker for Erasmus Hall.

Zeh has the most experience as a full-time starter since his freshman season for Moore Catholic, and I saw him play against Curtis this past season.

Zeh is a solid athlete who shows good ball placement and anticipation on his throws when given time in the pocket. He does a good job of resetting his base when forced to extend plays and shows good pocket awareness throughout his tape.

Against Curtis, I was impressed with his poise and toughness in late-game situations.

There are not often freshman contributors at Quarterback in New York, but Zeh took over the starting job after the season started and didn’t look back. He does need to get bigger and will develop more arm strength through high school, but he showed the ability to make plays in the scramble drill and good poise for a freshman at the position.

The freshman phenom from last season is back and looking to take the next step. Last year Zeh burst onto the scene with an incredible showing as a freshman. He led the AA-1 in passing with 1,532 yards and 15 touchdowns. Zeh made some spectacular throws last year and played well above his age. He’s only getting bigger, stronger and more athletic. The youngster is expected to be a true leader this season and guide this Moore Catholic offense.