One of the top young quarterbacks in Forsyth County, Lamb showed promise last year for North Forsyth as a freshman and could push for the starting job this fall as a sophomore. The mobile 6-foot-3 190-pounder flashed big-play ability when given an opportunity last fall, throwing for 511 yards and four touchdowns in a backup role. He shows above-average arm talent, good size, and the ability to throw on the run. There’s a lot to like about his game and he’s only going to get better over the next several years. If he keeps improving he could be in store for a really strong sophomore season if he wins the starting job for the Raiders in 2026.

Tucker Lamb Tucker Lamb 6'3" | 195 lbs | QB North Forsyth | 2029 State GA is a great QB and is only developing into an even better one every time he’s evaluated. He is a QB who can throw it with the best of them and has a great ability to make throws in tighter windows. He’s going to be fun to watch the next few years.

Lamb is a guy to know in this 2029 class. He’s a player who’s really on the rise and he’s making his name by his play and his leadership. He’s a player who’s really going to be one of the top names if he continues to develop the correct way and he’s certainly on the right track to doing so.

Serving as QB1 of North Forsyth Middle School’s championship-winning team in 2024, the big righty helped steer the ship for the Wildcats. Combining height north of 6-foot, with what I would consider dual-threat ability, and a strong right arm, he helped lead the team to an 8-1 record on the season. Surrounded by a talented and athletically diverse group that saw a Forsyth County-high eight prospects get named All-County, Lamb woke up a lot of people this season.