The signal-caller enters his senior season as the clear leader of the offense. At 6’0”, 185 pounds, Moreno is a rhythm-based passer who posted an eye-popping 77% completion rate last fall while showing advanced timing, touch, and pocket awareness. He’s also a legitimate dual-threat who can hurt defenses with his legs. With James’ offensive background and player-development system, expect Moreno to take a major leap in 2026 — and keep an eye on those college offers that are already trickling in.

Moreno is an efficient, rhythm-based passer completing 77% of his throws, showing advanced timing, touch, and accuracy at all levels of the field. He operates with smooth footwork and a compact, fluid release, keeping his base balanced and consistently delivering the football on time and in rhythm. Possesses the arm talent to drive the ball with velocity on short and intermediate routes, while also showing excellent touch and trajectory on deep throws. A functional athlete, he has the mobility to escape pressure, extend plays, and throw accurately on the move, adding a creative element to his game. He plays with calm poise, field awareness, and a strong command of the offense, rarely appearing rattled under duress. First offered by Sacramento State, he projects as a high-floor quarterback who fits best in a rhythm-based or RPO-driven system that values timing, efficiency, and precision.