Boler is another big body with an impressive athletic background. Boler, who also plays basketball, has D1 tools, but is a little more overlooked than others on this list, although he has still received some recruiting buzz. His long strides help him eat up space and trot away from defenders when he breaks free. Whippy, long, natural arm talent who can drive the ball on a rope. I imagine coaches will want to see him up close to see what kind of finesse he plays with. Another fun player.

9/29/25: Tall, lean, athletic QB. Long strides as a runner help him eat grass and move the chains. Natural arm talent. Whippy, 3/4ths motion. Can tightrope the ball down the field and put it on receivers. Looking to see how he develops more touch and nuance as he gets older. D1 traits with offers.

A metro-Atlanta quarterback with plenty of size and natural arm talent, Boler had a tough sophomore season last year for Mundys Mill but has a chance to take a big step forward this fall at Stephenson. The big 6-foot-4 200-pounder can move in the pocket and has the ability to make strong throws down the field. He still needs to continue progressing with his mechanics and work hard on his development, but the talent and potential is there for him to have a breakout junior season. He’s the No. 32 QB prospect in the state but could see his ranking increase with a big 2025 season this fall.