TOP 2023 FOOTBALL RECRUIT
Top 2023 football recruit QB Aliam Appler works extremely well in and out of the pocket, as he is able to deliver darts to his receiving targets while rolling to both sides of the field. Appler has an innate ability to drop his deep ball over the top of the defense with outstanding touch and precision, as his receivers are rarely seen breaking stride. Aliam also exhibits outstanding pocket presence in his 2019 highlight's, as he is able to evade pressure time and time again, while being able to to square his shoulders to deliver strikes on the move. His throws are extremely easy for receivers to haul in, as the ball is seen caught time and time again at the receiving targets eye level. Throwing under immense pressure throughout his 2019 game tape, Appler proved to be able to throw from multiple arm angles and was able to create big plays for his offense. After releasing these player notes, Alliam has caught the eye of the QB whisperer Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes. He also has accumulated interest from Clemson, Notre Dame, Louisville, North Carolina, South Carolina and Old Dominion, along with many teams that I have identified viewing his Scout Trout Elite scouting profile. Check out Aliam's 2019 JV highlight's and read more below.
TOP 2023 QUARTERBACKS
When evaluating top 2023 quarterbacks, I have been receiving a lot of mail stating that we shouldn't have Freshmen or JV players ranked ahead of players who competed at the Varsity level. While this holds some weight in the rankings, it is not how I purely justify evaluating talent. Through the study of sports kinetics, child and sports psychology and the function of the human brain, I have learned that their are many intricate traits that a top football recruit should possess on & off the field. Appler moves extremely well in his pro-style QB frame, much like 2020 NFL Draft pick Justin Herbert, after evaluating him at the 2020 NFL Senior Bowl. This is what caught the eye of NFL teams and why Herbert was selected in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft. Alliam possesses many of the same athletic attributes of some of the top quarterbacks ever to play at the collegiate level and has a powerful base, which was proven through his 9'5" broad jump. He is a sub 5.0, 40 yard dash 2023 QB recruit and I expect this to improve as he grows over the next three seasons at the helm of Hanover HS in North Carolina. Many in the world of College Football Today are highly intrigued by his skill-set and he recently was caught splashing buckets with the pigskin from deep, which wasreported by WECT Channel 6 News. Check out the Tweet & read more below.
QUARTERBACK TRAINING
Quarterback training has been a passion of mine for years and developing creative ways to drop the football in the precise location over the top of the defense. This will be a key factor in the Dirty Dozen Elite Quarterback Camp and Alliam Appler is well on his way to receiving an invite to this prestigious event. The world of College Football Today has some spectacular athletes emerging as outside wide receivers, most of them have basketball backgrounds and are able to catch the football at it's highest point. Being able to drop the football into the basketball hoop, at approximately 10 feet in the air, gives our team a dynamic and unstoppable way to score in the red-zone. Doing it from your knees, you have to use your core strength and whip without having your base, as sometimes you will have defenders in your path and not be able to step into your throw. On the first try in the video below, I was able to accomplish this task through training daily and enhancing my throwing motion on Biloxi,Beach. Taking the core principles I learned and honed in Mississippi, I found it very easy when I got back to Fort Collins, Colorado to place the football in any window or basketball hoop I choose.
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