What Coaches Look for on Junior Day Visits: A Guide for QB Prospects
When visiting a college program on junior day, quarterback prospects should be prepared to showcase their skills and demonstrate their fit with the team's culture. Coaches will be evaluating a prospect's football IQ, decision-making, and leadership abilities. To stand out, QBs should focus on demonstrating their ability to read defenses and make quick decisions. For example, a prospect could create a highlight tape featuring 10 plays where they identify and exploit a specific defensive coverage, such as a man-under zone. This demonstrates their ability to diagnose defenses and make accurate throws. Additionally, QBs should be prepared to ask thoughtful questions about the program's offense, such as how the coaches plan to utilize their strengths and how they will develop their skills. By being prepared and showcasing their skills, QB prospects can make a lasting impression on college coaches and increase their chances of receiving an offer.