Zane Canada, who is not from anywhere near or neighbor to the north, showed me some positive things and a thing he work to improve. Starting with the positive, Canada read the coverage and route perfectly, uncorking a back-shoulder fade on a stop route. This was 100% the correct read he made; however, his receiver did not see things the same way and this pass landed incomplete – again, to no fault of Canada’s. I do, however, want to see him step-and-stride into his throws a bit more. I felt as though he kept his base and stride a bit stationary, where if he gets into it more Canada will get more velocity on the ball.

One of my favorite qbs yesterday was lefty passer Zane Canada. Loved the positive energy he brought to the group and he sure had his moments during the 1vs1s. A 2030 Texas prospect that earned his invite, Canada was certainly one of my top performers.

A quarterback with outstanding technique and a signal caller who is impressive throwing the ball is Zane Canada Zane Canada 5'10" | 165 lbs | QB Northside Harlan | 2030 TX . Canada is someone out of the 2030 class in Texas that you just know is going to be great for a long time in this game of football and I believe he is one of the names that really throws it well and shows his all-around ability in New Jersey at the “RIZE” event!

I got the chance to go watch Zane at practice, and it gave a better look at how he operates in a more structured setting. You can see right away that he’s comfortable as a left-handed quarterback and carries himself with confidence when he’s running the offense.

In practice reps, he shows a clean ability to spin the ball and deliver with rhythm when things are on schedule. The lefty release stands out naturally, and he’s able to get the ball out quickly when he’s in sync with his receivers.