Adolphe brings explosive athleticism combined with real passing growth. He’s not just a runner playing quarterback, he throws well on the move, maintains balance on rollouts, and shows confidence attacking vertically. His footwork has improved, and his hips stay engaged through release, which helps his accuracy.

What I like most is his trajectory. He was impactful early, helped Huntsville win, and continues to add layers to his game. Expect recruiting traction to increase as he stacks consistency in the pocket and continues to show progressions against structured defenses.

Zarien is a quarterback who brings a unique combination of athleticism and field awareness to the game. He excels at reading defenses and making quick, decisive throws that keep his offense moving. Zarien is comfortable extending plays when pressure arrives, using his mobility and vision to turn broken opportunities into big gains. His competitiveness and leadership set the tone for his team, and his ability to make clutch plays under pressure makes him a constant threat on the field.

Adolphe stepped in late as a freshman and led Huntsville to the playoffs. He can drive the ball outside the numbers with velocity and makes accurate throws into tight windows. Also an elite runner, Adolphe is dangerous when he breaks the pocket. He’ll be a key piece for a strong Hornets team this fall. He picked offers from UTSA and Midwestern State this offseason.