By: Nick Gradney (National Scout) @StatZ_G
30′ QB Jack Griffin (@JackGriffin_11) is already showing the kind of traits that separate young quarterbacks from the rest of the field. Currently in the 8th grade and set to attend Jesuit High School in Tampa, Florida, Griffin carries himself with an advanced level of poise and maturity that stands out for his age. His mannerisms under center reflect a quarterback who understands the position. He’s calm, confident, and in control of the offense. Whether directing teammates or stepping into a throw, Griffin shows leadership qualities that naturally draw attention from coaches and evaluators.
Griffin’s physical tools match his presence on the field. He possesses a powerful arm that allows him to drive the ball to every level of the field while maintaining impressive accuracy for a young passer. His ability to generate velocity without sacrificing touch makes him a dangerous quarterback in both short and intermediate passing situations. Combined with his steady mechanics and strong command of the offense, Griffin consistently shows the ability to deliver the football where it needs to be.
His development has already started to gain national recognition, earning an invitation to the prestigious Under Armour Next Gen event. The invite highlights Griffin as one of the promising young quarterbacks in his class. With his arm talent, advanced composure, and natural leadership qualities, Griffin is a name that will be worth following as he continues his development and prepares for the next stage of his career at Jesuit.
TRAITS:
Vision: Shows the ability to see the field clearly and identify openings in coverage while keeping his eyes downfield.
Strong Arm: Generates impressive velocity for his age, allowing him to make throws to all levels of the field.
Smart Reads: Processes defenses well and makes sound decisions with the football.
Pinpoint Accuracy: Consistently places the ball where only his receiver can make the play.
Hits Receivers in Stride: Delivers catchable passes that allow receivers to keep moving and create yards after the catch.
