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ESPN Staff Writer- National recruiting analyst and analyst for ESPNU
- More than a decade of college and pro coaching experience.
- Graduated from Indiana and Nebraska-Omaha
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ESPN Analyst- Senior National Recruiting Analyst for ESPN.com
- Coached in four professional football leagues
- Graduated from Eastern Kentucky and Marshall
If there's one thing we've learned about the top quarterbacks in the 2025 class, it's that they've all had their ups and downs on the camp circuit. It's part of the process.
Game film takes top priority in an evaluation, but a lot of elements make up quarterback evaluation. Film study, camps, combines, Elite 11 performance and personal workouts are all pieces of the puzzle. It's very important to not make a final assessment on a quarterback based on one average or poor camp performance over three hours on a single afternoon. That's not fair or responsible.
The Elite 11 is an iconic event, but it's not necessarily predictive of next-level success. The event does provide one final opportunity for us to evaluate and rank quarterbacks before their senior season. Those evaluations have led to a big change in the updated ESPN 300 rankings. Elsewhere, the spring and summer camp circuit has allowed several players to make moves in the rankings.
Here are the takeaways from the rankings:
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At the top | QB breakdown
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