Ranking the top Texas High School football quarterback recruits in the class of 2025. Discover the top 50 prospects and more.

Top 10 Quarterbacks

#10.Adam Schobel (’25) | 6-4, 190 | QB | Columbus

The Baylor Bears commit in Schobel can sit back in the pocket and pick defenses apart with his strong arm and accuracy. With his prototypical size, the Bears got themselves the quarterback of the future for them who will go on to do special things at the next level.

#9.Mikey Moshier (’25) | 6-3,190 | QB | Silsbee

Mikey will have plenty of stars and offers next to his name very soon. In 2023, Moshier showed off his big arm strength, velocity, and ability to throw on the run. Mikey’s quick release and timing with his receivers is just one factor that makes him elite. A newcomer of the year who will become a household name in 2024.

#8.Lloyd Jones (’25) | 6-2, 180 | QB | Hitchcock

Jones, is a dual-threat quarterback who can hurt defenses through the air and ground. Shows great velocity on all throws with accuracy. Committed to the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

#7.Luke Carney (’25) | 6-1, 195 | QB | Dallas Christian

Luke had a breakout season in 2023 making a name for himself with his ability to spread the football around the football field and find open receivers in the endzone at will. Carney holds 12 division I offers from schools such as Arkansas, BYU, Tulsa and others.

#6.Kaleb Bailey (’25) | 6’1, 185 | QB | North Shore

Bailey, a dual-threat quarterback came back stronger than ever in his junior season campaign, coming off an ACL injury his sophomore season. North Shore came up short in the state title game against Duncanville but put up a great regular season lead by Bailey. In his junior season, Bailey threw for 3,665 passing yards, 40 passing touchdowns, with a 72.36% completion rating, 579 rushing yards, and 12 touchdowns rushing.

#5.Ty Hawkins (’25) | 6′, 185 | QB | Claudia Raylor Johnson

One of central Texas’s best gunslingers, Hawkins has the ability to torch defenses through the air. A two-time 6A offensive MVP, and All-Area quarterback who is committed to TCU.

#4.Roy Thomas Jenkins (’25) | 6’2, 175 | QB | St. Thomas

Roy’s recruiting took off in 2023. The 6-foot-3 gunslinger can make big plays look routine. Deep ball arm strength and the ability to hit receivers in stride are just a few reasons that make Jenkins an elite quarterback recruit in the class of 2025 in the nation.

#3.Sawyer Anderson (’25) | 5’11, 170 | QB | Parish Episcopal School

Anderson, a Purdue commit, has pedigree coming from an athletic family background with his grandfather playing in the NFL, and father in the MLB. A field general who can spread the football around the entire field and deliver strikes without setting his feet, and showcases his athleticism running the football as well.

#2. Kelden Ryan (’25) | 6’2, 185 | QB | All Saints Episcopal

Ryan really heated up with his recruiting and took off in 2023. Arguably one of the best athletes on the field, Ryan has a big time arm who can throw the deep ball with ease and accuracy. Speed is elite so defenses have to account for both his arms and legs. As a decision maker Kelden is lethal with the football in his hands and can make defenses pay in many different ways.

#1. Keelon Russell (’25) | 6-4 / 190 | QB | Duncanville

The two-time state champion led the panthers to a back-to-back winning season thus far. Keelon a SMU commit, can get the job done with his legs or arm. A big-time playmaker who checks off all the boxes as a signal caller.

Top 50, Class of 2025 Texas High School Football Quarterbacks

stats credit: 247sports.com. 

Note: this post has been updated since first published.