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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 4655165, member: 289"] From my SU Football preview two years ago: [B]Lamson[/B] is a true freshman recruit who also reminds people of Dungey. (We used to look for the next Donovan McNabb. Now we look for the next Eric Dungey. Steele lists him as the #78 QB recruit in the country but says nothing beyond that. 247, (which has him as the 63rd best QB recruit, with no distinction between type of QB): “Versatile athlete, was an all-state safety early in career before taking over the reins at quarterback. Strong build, fluid athlete and can run, with good pocket awareness and knowing when to tuck and run or stand tall in the pocket. Can throw on the run. Good job going through progressions and can make all the throws, short, intermediate and deep. As he gets more starting reps should really flourish.” They list him as a 3-star, which leaves open the question of how many stars he would have if he went to say, Southern Cal, (he’s a California kid). He had no senior season in high school due to Covid and enrolled early at SU so he’s had spring as well as fall practice. Babers: “Justin has done some things that are unique in spring ball and some things that are very predictable for a guy that’s supposed to be getting ready to go to his prom in Disneyland.” Here is a more detailed review of his skills from SI: [URL]https://www.si.com/college/syracuse/recruiting/recruit-of-the-week-justin-lamson[/URL] Here is his high school highlight film: [MEDIA=youtube]ObqAn_ZVrso[/MEDIA] It’s similar to Shrader’s except it’s against high school completion and any bad plays are edited out. I do sense that Lamson might be a little more likely than Shrader to keep pass plays going as long as possible before tucking the ball and running. [/QUOTE]

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