An ATH that doubles as a quarterback and defensive back for West Bend-Mallard, Morey’s film is all at QB, but it appears as though Buena Vista has offered him as a defensive back.

A hard runner in the open field with speed, it’s easy to see some of the athleticism that could translate to playing defensive back for a prospect like Morey. As fans of the Iowa Football program know, quarterbacks often translate well to playing defensive back, too, and Morey’s understanding of what offenses want to accomplish should help him on the backend of a defense at the next level.

I’m not sure where Morey projects positionally on the next level, but he possesses the ability to play in college. For West Bend-Mallard, the junior threw for 561 yards and eight touchdowns, and rushed for 540 yards and eight more scores. Seven of his 8.5 tackles were of the solo variety, and he picked off a pass. When we pop on Morey’s 11th-grade highlight video, we witness a a weapon with a ball in his hands. He’s a big play waiting to happen when running. That could be tucking it and sprinting away from the defense or rolling out and tossing a dime from his left arm. Morey could develop into a signal caller in college but the door is open for a position change thanks to the speed and athleticism.