Boisseau is a dynamic dual-threat quarterback who consistently stresses defenses with both his arm and legs. During the 2025 season, he completed 177 of 278 passes for 2,306 yards, 23 touchdowns, and 7 interceptions, while adding 572 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns. He recorded five games with 200-plus passing yards during his junior-year campaign.

As a runner, Boisseau is explosive and instinctive. He sees lanes quickly, uses blocks well at the second level, and isn’t afraid to cut back or bounce runs outside. Boisseau’s speed and elusiveness help him turn plays where he should be sacked into big plays for his team. His ability to escape pressure and create on the move is a major part of his game.

As a passer, Boisseau stays aggressive under pressure. He keeps his eyes downfield, delivers throws while moving, and shows touch on intermediate and deep balls. Boisseau completes different types of passes on his highlights, including posts, seams, and throws to the flat that allow receivers to run after the catch. He’s comfortable extending plays, resetting his feet, and finding open targets when the pocket breaks down.

I think it’s fair to say that Boisseau may be deemed too small to play quarterback at the next level. But, until that’s final, he’ll want to add more timing-based throws from the pocket on his highlights. I am impressed with his competitive nature and playmaking ability.

The WR/DB ATH had another great season this past fall. I really like the development I see in the WR position. He has a good frame that lets him have very good strength through his route, making him a dependable route runner who has good route stem, combined with his good short-area quickness and change of direction. He has dependable hands and can catch through contact. He displays very good long speed that lets him break away from almost anyone he faces. As a Safety, he shows good processing and displays very good range in deep coverage. He does a good job at reading routes and the QB to make a play on the ball with his very good ball skills. He is a willing tackler and can be trusted to make the open-field tackle. Overall, he is a good prospect who will play D1 ball at the next level. Currently holds an Old Dominion offer, and more will come for this top-ranked ATH.

Hudl / X

I can see why he is listed as an athlete as Zion Boisseau Zion Boisseau 5'10" | 160 lbs | ATH Dinwiddie | 2027 State VA does everything for Dinwiddie. He can play safety, quarterback, receiver or running back and performs at a high level regardless.

Looking at his tape I can see him playing corner or safety in college, but his work will dictate that. For now enjoy seeing him making plays all over the field for the Generals.