Written by: Drew Johnson (@RealNews102)
Michael Pyne | 2028 | Alonso | @MichaelPyne2028
Pyne continues to prove he’s among Florida’s elite young quarterbacks. Now at 6-2, 205 pounds, he guided Prime 8 to another 15U championship where he went 6-0 with no interceptions while displaying his big-time arm, precise ball placement, and ability to take command of an offense. His confidence in crunch time separates him from the pack, and with an Oklahoma State offer already in hand, his stock is only rising.
Brycen Marbrey | 2028 | Lake Mary | @BrycenQB1
Marbrey is a fast developing rising 2028, but he plays like a veteran. His footwork is polished, his pocket presence is advanced, and he thrives in high-pressure moments. This offseason, he’s consistently delivered in big spots, showing he’s not just a physically gifted passer—he’s a leader with a winner’s mentality.
Cayden Thomas | 2026 | Mitchell | @CaydenThomas_
Thomas is as steady as they come. He’s got the arm strength, accuracy, and leadership college coaches love in a quarterback. His ability to stay composed under pressure and make the right reads stood out once again this weekend.
Ty Nesmith | 2028 | Wharton | @Ty_Nesmith
Nesmith played a key role in leading the 813 Hawks to a championship, reinforcing his reputation as a high-IQ quarterback. His decision-making is elite for his age, always knowing where to go with the ball. Each event, he looks sharper, making him one of the top risers in the 2028 class.
Remy Jarman | 2028 | Jones | @remyjarman_QB1
Jarman is another young QB making waves in Central Florida. He operated his offense with confidence, delivering accurate throws and keeping his team in rhythm. His composure and passing ability stood out among the best in The Villages this weekend.
Sebastian Galeano | 2027 | Oviedo | @SebastianGal18
Galeano has been a consistent playmaker on the 7v7 circuit, and this weekend was no different. He’s got natural arm talent and continues refining his mechanics heading into the fall. He’s a name that should keep popping up as he progresses.
Raiden Dutt | QB | 2028 | Jesuit | @RaidenDuttQB1
Dutt continues to make a name for himself on the 7v7 circuit, nearly leading Trinity Elite to a 15U championship this weekend. His ability to extend plays, combined with a smooth deep ball, makes him a tough matchup for defenses. As a track athlete, his speed will add another dimension to his game, allowing him to evade pressure and make plays outside the pocket. With the opportunity to learn under 2026 four-star QB Will Griffin at Jesuit, Dutt is in a great spot for development.
Best of the Rest
Cole Underwood | 2027 | @ColeUnderwood_
Stepped up in a loaded 18U division, helping his team secure a championship.
Zack Paulk | 2025 | @zackpaulkjr
The senior QB always looks sharp in a 7v7 setting. Came close to leading Paced Labor to an 18U finals appearance.
Daniel Terry | 2028 | Wiregrass Ranch | @DanielTerryQB1
A dynamic young QB with strong athleticism and upside in the 2028 class.
Aiden Buckler | 2027 | @Aidenbuckler11
Took on both QB and coaching duties this weekend, showing poise and leadership while performing at a high level.
Cole Rosendahl | 2026 | PVHS | @RosendahlCole
Showed good accuracy and ball placement, handling tough competition with confidence.
Jarelle Sims | 2027 | Sandalwood | @relles1ms
Led Team Takeoff deep into the tournament and looked sharp throwing to a talented group of receivers.
Patrick Harding | 2026 | The Villages | @patrickbeballin
Had a strong showing in his home setting, delivering impressive downfield throws with accuracy.
Walker Mottley | 2030 | @WalkerMottleyQB
A young standout who continues to turn heads on the DR7 circuit.
Mekhi Underwood | 2028 | @Khi_Underwood12
Showed off a strong arm, proving he can sling it at a high level.
