Will Jones is a 6'1" Quarterback in the 2027 class.
Jones attends Maryville in Tennessee.
Jones's Player Profile was created on January 31, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Will
JonesQB
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
190
HS
Maryville
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TN
Class 6A Pre-season Mr. Football Candidates
Being named a semifinalist last year after a breakout season, Jones returns to improve upon his work and...
Written by Chris Smith
Will
JonesQB
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
190
HS
Maryville
|
TN
PRZTN Top Performers: Week Two POTW
Stats: 12-12 passing for 366 yds & 5 TD’s (1 rushing TD) When you help produce 48 points...
Written by Chris Smith
Chris Smith | Prep Redzone Scout
Chris Smith
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Being named a semifinalist last year after a breakout season, Jones returns to improve upon his work and not just get back into the Mr. Football conversation but help put his team in position to compete for a 6A state title. Committing early this summer to Jacksonville State, Jones is a pass-first dual threat quarterback that may be asked to do a little more this year with the Rebels relying on new starters at the skill positions. He shows the mental makeup and fortitude to take on more responsibilities this Fall and still keep his team in the title hunt. Watching his off-season work, Jones looks bigger and stronger, so it will be interesting to watch how he’s progressed this season and what kind of damage he can do against his opponents.
When you help produce 48 points while not throwing a single incompletion, it’s hard not to earn player of the week honors. Jones was absolutely flawless last Friday in the Rebels home victory over Knox. West. This junior quarterback was dialed in to another level where he put the ball on-point each time he threw it while also providing an offensive threat throughout the game with his legs. Jones has been money so far this season and shown progression with his game. The Rebels signal caller has definitely gotten better to the point that Power Four programs might start taking a longer look at Jones and his upside for the college game.