One of the top-ranked signal-callers in our 2027 class rankings, Broadway is a gunslinger. While his footwork can occasionally break down (something he’s improved on as a senior), he excels at hitting receivers in stride on off-platform throws. He can change arm angles and throw on the move to both the left and right. The ball jumps out of his hand in a way you don’t typically see, and while the rushing numbers aren’t eye-popping, he’s far more athletic than the average high school quarterback. He earned a couple of early offers, and a strong end to the season should move the recruiting needle.

Broadway took some time to adjust to his transfer into Reidsville, but by the end of the season, the talented junior was clicking on all cylinders. His arm strength is what you’d expect from an FBS prospect, and he’s one of the best in the state at off-platform throws. His three-quarter release makes him an interesting study, but the ball flies off his hand, making him one of the best in the state at driving the ball to a spot and throwing an accurate deep ball.

Broadway needs to be getting a bit more recognition for his contributions on a run-first offense. As a sophomore, he became more aggressive as a passer, something I personally want to see from young high school prospects. Broadway’s size is all that’s holding him back from a top-10 ranking and if he can grow even just another inch or two, he’s a clear dual-threat Power Four prospect to watch.

Broadway has been on our radar for a while and college teams have responded to his excellent sophomore season by stepping in with a few early offers. An improvisor, Broadway is at his best when things break down. He’s a plus athlete, but still prefers to pass first when breaking contain. That’s led to some monster numbers, as he averaged almost 14 yards an attempt last year. Not only is he the top quarterback in our Durham County rankings, he’s one of the top quarterbacks in the state.