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Football QB recruiting evaluation
Find out where your quarterback numbers sit against position benchmarks — and exactly which movement or power signals to improve next.
What coaches weigh at QB
Burst, change of direction, and arm-strength proxies matter alongside size context — pocket movement shows up through agility and short-area speed.
Quarterback tables emphasize repeatable throwing stress and movement efficiency; a strong 10-yard split often matters as much as absolute 40 time.
Key metrics for QB
10-yard split
First-step burst supports pocket escape and play-action fake timing.
Shuttle / 3-cone
Change of direction reflects how you reset and move in the pocket.
Vertical / broad
Lower-body power supports throw stress and athletic play extension.
Height / weight context
Frame informs how coaches read the same movement scores.
What this evaluation is
- A free QB evaluation against position-specific benchmarks
- Fit context, strengths, and a practical next-step plan
- Private by default — you control coach visibility
What this is not
- A guarantee of D1 offers or athletic scholarships
- A pay-to-rank recruiting board placement
- A substitute for film, academics, or compliance
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my qb is D1 material?
Start with honest measurables and film, then compare them to QB position benchmarks. X Factor Recruits shows fit projection context and gaps — not a guarantee of D1 offers.
What is a football qb recruiting score on XFR?
It is a free, benchmark-based evaluation for the QB position: readiness, fit context, strengths, and a practical next-step plan. Profiles stay private by default.
Is this the same as a recruiting ranking site?
No. We do not sell placement on a pay-to-rank board. The X Board shows free athletic testing results; this page is about position-specific evaluation and development clarity.
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