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    DR7 Atlanta: Standout QBs to Know

    Written by: Drew Johnson (@RealNews102)

    Christian Cypher | 2029 | Carrollton | @CJCypher7

    At just a rising 8th grader, Cypher already looks the part of a future star. He has impressive size for his class and plays with a solid poise. His ability to stretch the field with deep, accurate throws this weekend in Atlanta is something you don’t often see from QBs his age while competing up with 18U. While he has the wheels to take off when needed, Cypher thrives in the pocket, where he can read defenses and deliver strikes all over the field. One of the top 2029 quarterbacks to get eyes on college coaches.

    JR Harris | 2027 | Central Carrollton | @JRobHarris2

    Harris was one of the more exciting quarterbacks to watch this weekend, displaying subtle confidence and natural throwing ability that turned heads. He thrived while showing the ability to fit passes into tight windows while also making plays downfield. Whether rolling out or taking a smooth drop, Harris consistently made the right reads and delivered on-target throws. His frame and style of play reminds you of a young Manziel—electric, instinctive, and not afraid to take a chance. Expect him to keep rising as one of the top 2027 quarterbacks in his class.

    Othniel Rhoden | 2029 | American Heritage | @RhodenJR_7

    Rhoden is settling into his new home in South Florida, where he’ll be suiting up for powerhouse American Heritage. It didn’t take long to see why he’ll be a key piece of that program moving forward. He showcased elite leadership skills, calling plays and commanding the offense with confidence. His deep ball stood out all weekend, showing excellent touch and placement. As just a 2029 prospect, Rhoden has plenty of time to refine his game, but the raw talent and poise he displayed in Atlanta are signs of a future high-level quarterback.

    Noah Bourque | 2028 | @Noah.bourque10

    Bourque was a driving force behind Next Gen Academy’s championship run, earning MVP honors in the 15U division. He’s a compact, strong-armed passer who can deliver accurate throws in tight spaces. Just a 2028 prospect, he plays with the right confidence, showing good command of the offense and the ability to make the right reads. As he continues to develop physically and gain experience under the Friday night lights, Bourque has the tools to emerge as a notable QB.

    Ethan Daugherty | 2026 | Lambert | @edaughtery_23

    A hidden gem in the 2026 class, Daugherty has put together an impressive high school career. He’s coming off a breakout junior season where he set records for Lambert, throwing for 2,106 yards and 21 touchdowns while earning first-team All-Region honors. His ability to push the ball downfield this weekend in Atlanta while keeping turnovers low makes him a name to watch as he enters his senior season.

    Hayden Youmans | 2028 | Harlem | @HaydenYoumans10

    Youmans was one of the top 15U quarterbacks on display in Atlanta, showing impressive ball placement and decision-making. He plays with a high football IQ, displaying toughness and composure in high-pressure moments. Youmans has been competing well on the 7v7 circuit, proving he can hold his own against some of the best young talent. With a solid frame and a natural feel for the game, he’s a prospect that should continue gaining momentum as he develops.

    Aiden Rucker | 2028 | Luella | @AidennR_1

    Rucker left a strong impression with his ability to deliver accurate throws and lead his team efficiently as he consistently put the ball where it needed to be. What makes him intriguing is his dual-threat potential—he can move well outside the pocket and create plays with his legs when needed. As he refines his mechanics and continues to grow, Rucker has the upside to be a name worth tracking in the 2028 class.

    Ian Hall | 2028 | TWS | @ianbhere2

    Hall put together a solid weekend, making some impressive throws and proving to be a playmaker at the quarterback position. He showed good touch on his passes, demonstrating the ability to lead receivers and make plays at all three levels of the field. His performance in Atlanta reinforced that he’s a young QB with a promising future.

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