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    DFW Exposed The Unexposed POW: Class of 2027 QB Maximus Denson

    When the lights shine brightest, top quarterbacks stand apart through their command, accuracy, and calm under pressure. Duncanville’s junior signal caller Maximus Denson delivered one of the most complete performances of the season in a 48–28 win over DeSoto, showing why he is quickly emerging as one of the top prospects in the Class of 2027 in the DFW area.

    Denson was outstanding from start to finish, completing 23 of 32 passes for 350 yards and seven touchdowns against a defense loaded with Division I athletes. The Duncanville offense ran through him all night and he answered every challenge with maturity and precision.

    Poise Under Pressure

    DeSoto brought constant pressure with blitzes and shifting fronts, but Denson never lost his composure. He showed patience in the pocket, made quick reads, and consistently delivered the ball on time. His pocket movement was smooth and controlled, allowing him to avoid sacks and reset his feet to throw with balance. 

    Denson plays with the mindset of an upperclassman, showing confidence in his progressions and complete trust in his receivers. His ability to stay poised and make smart decisions is a major reason why Duncanville’s offense continues to roll through 11-6A play.

    Arm Talent and Mechanics

    Mechanically, Denson is clean and efficient. His quick release allows him to beat pressure and deliver strikes to every level of the field. He throws with power and touch, showing the ability to drive the football outside the numbers and drop it into tight windows. His accuracy on deep outs, posts, and corner routes was impressive, and he consistently put the ball where only his receivers could make a play.

    Denson’s arm strength stands out, but his control and timing stood out against Desoto. Every throw has purpose and placement, reflecting his growing confidence and command of the game.

    Recruiting Outlook

    The 6-foot-2, 190-pound quarterback already holds offers from UTSA and Texas State, with more programs evaluating him closely. His performance against DeSoto only strengthened his stock as one of the top young quarterbacks in the 2027 class.

    Denson projects as a dual-threat passer. As he continues to mature physically and mentally, expect his recruitment to rise to the next level.

    Film Breakdown

    On film, Denson checks every key box for a top-tier prospect:

    • Pocket Presence: Moves with confidence, avoids pressure, throws from a balanced base.
    • Arm Strength: Generates velocity with ease and maintains accuracy on long throws.
    • Athleticism: Extends plays, resets platform, throws accurately on the move.

    What’s Next

    As district play intensifies, Denson’s consistency and leadership will be crucial for Duncanville’s push toward another playoff run. Surrounded by elite talent including, SMU commit Zachery Turner, rising senior receiver Emmanuel Ellison, TCU commit Ayson Theus and explosive 2027 receiver Trenton Yancey, Denson has full control of one of the most potent offenses in Texas.

    Each week his command of the game grows stronger, and his confidence is evident in the way he attacks defenses. The combination of skill, maturity, and leadership he brings to the position gives Duncanville a championship-caliber edge.

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