Jackson Arnold

  • Pos QB
  • Height 6-1
  • Weight 216

Prospect Info

  • High School Guyer
  • City Denton, TX
  • Exp 2023 - ...

Oklahoma Sooners

  • Jersey #10
  • Class SO

As a Prospect

  • Class 2023
  • Committed 1/24/2022
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H.S. Scouting Report

Evaluated 12/18/2021

GabeBrooks
Gabe Brooks 247Sports Scouting Analyst

Projection

First Round

Reminds Us Of

Taylor Heinicke Washington Commanders

Adequate height with the requisite frame and solid build. Functional athlete with enough suddenness in tight quarters to evade pass rushers and extend plays. RPO threat. Ball gets out fast with good velocity to multiple levels. Very good touch passer, whether vertically to the perimeter or elsewhere. Displays the requisite deep-ball strength fostered by a loose, live arm. Changes delivery angle as needed and maintains zip and accuracy. Shows ability to layer throws and beat zone windows. Good runner with above average speed relative to position and open-field lateral nuance that yields extra yards. Advanced pocket presence and rush awareness. Uses the inverted pivot to buy time and find receivers. Accurate from the pocket and on the move. Owns the desired demeanor for the position. Calm, poised, and competitive. Strong production vs. elite competition relative to the high school level (Texas 6A). Led team to Texas 6A D-II state title appearance as a junior. Values the ball. Only five interceptions in 445 throws as a junior (one INT every 89 attempts). Big enough but lacks elite frame potential. Deep shots occasionally have too much air. Through 2021 season appears to be the clear No. 1 QB in Texas for the 2023 recruiting cycle. Projects as a high-major starter for multiple years with a long-term NFL Draft ceiling.

H.S. Athletic Background

Also plays baseball.
2021: Texas District 5-6A Co-MVP as a junior. Helped lead Guyer to the Class 6A-Division II state championship game
2020: Second-string QB behind Texas A&M 2021 four-star signee Eli Stowers.
2019: Forced into action as a freshman in the first quarter of the Texas 6A D-II state championship game vs. Austin Westlake (24-3 loss) when Eli Stowers got injured.
-- Gabe Brooks

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