Tyler Gee Tyler Gee 6'0" | 185 lbs | QB Loyalsock Township | 2024 State PA is a good athlete who plays quarterback. He is good in the pocket and shows off a quick and accurate delivery of the football. He especially does a good job on fade routes as he is able to put good touch on the ball. Gee is also a good runner. He does a good job in designed run plays where he is a good athlete and also runs by defenders. Gee recently got a PrePreferredlk-On offer from Saint Francis and an offer from Robert Morris. Gee should have more opportunities as well.

All three of the listed quarterbacks were in consideration to make our 1st-Team selections. Limited to just three spots, some talented QBs will inevitably fall. Whether or not a kid places on what list is hardly the important thing here. Loyalsock Township’s Tyler Gee Tyler Gee 6'0" | 185 lbs | QB Loyalsock Township | 2024 State PA improved upon a wonderous sophomore year at the program, elevating his passing yard, rushing yard, and touchdown totals by a wide margin. I expect him to stay on that trajectory as a senior. 4.70 40, class president boasting a 4.0 GPA. Three-sport athlete too. I know schools have him on radar, intrigued as to how high his ceiling could reach. I’d imagine he’s a take at a PSAC program, that could be his floor.

I remember finding out about Tyler Gee Tyler Gee 6'0" | 185 lbs | QB Loyalsock Township | 2024 State PA in the offseason and being impressed. Much of the same months later, as we are now in the thick of things. Tyler Gee Tyler Gee 6'0" | 185 lbs | QB Loyalsock Township | 2024 State PA has looked as advertised by us, a legitimate top-15 quarterback in a loaded quarterback class. Loyalsock’s only blemish comes after a defeat to Danville, that’s no loss to necessarily worry about. Loyalsock Township is making its name known to those who are unfamiliar, large in part due to Tyler Gee Tyler Gee 6'0" | 185 lbs | QB Loyalsock Township | 2024 State PA ‘s leadership and efforts behind center. He doesn’t look 5’11 in the pocket. He also doesn’t look like he can challenge a defense vertically the way he can. Don’t judge this kid by his height, we sure won’t when ranking time comes around. The junior recently surpassed 4,000 career yards from scrimmage.