MEET The GREATEST High School QB EVER (The story of Tate Martell)

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High School Football. Friday Night Lights. The pep rallies, the homecoming games, the bitter rivalries between opposing schools. The sweet taste of victory and the pungent smell of defeat. High School football has become an essential part of American culture. Since its formation in the late 1800s, football participation has grown tremendously. Over one million high school students participate in football across the country each year. According to Bleacher Report, there are over 16,000 high school football teams. Each team is led on offense by their quarterback. The backbone of the team. The leader on and off the field. They are essential to the team's success and without the position, football would be a very different sport. Over my lifetime, I have seen many high school quarterbacks go on to have successful college and even NFL careers. Kyler Murray, whom some regard as the greatest high school quarterback ever, finished with a 43 and 0 record, 3 state championships and 186 total touchdowns. He went on to win the Heisman for Oklahoma in 2018 and was selected by the Arizona Cardinals with the number overall draft pick in 2019. Other quarterbacks, such as Ben Roethlisberger, didn’t see their first start until their senior year. Roethlisberger ended up with very few offers and decided to attend the university of Miami, Ohio. He created a name for the MAC team in 2003 as they finished the season with a 13 and 1 record, ranking 10th in the AP poll. He went on to have a highly successful NFL career passing for over 56,000 yards and 382 total touchdowns along with two Super Bowl victories with the Steelers. One high school quarterback took a path no one had ever seen before. He took what it meant to be great, and turned it on its head to become a legend. With over three national championship victories, 12,800 total yards, 178 total touchdowns and a 45 and O record as a starter at Bishop Gorman, Tate Martell is (pause) the GREATEST High School quarterback of all time!

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[szcollective]

Before y’all start arguing, please actually watch the video. Tate played at a private school with great recruits. But they also played one of the most difficult schedules for a high school team ever and he was able to demolish teams with his arms and his legs. For all y’all arguing that Murray played against better talent, Martell beat St. Thomas Aquinas, St Johns Bosco and Cedar Hill, one of the best teams in the state of Texas. Y’all really should actually watch the video before stating your opinion. Yes I understand why some people would think Kyler is the best high school quarterback but what Tate did was very impressive and you can not argue against that.

[fotball]

Kyler Murray is the greatest high school QB ever

[youso]

I still think Kyler Murray the best high school QB. Bishop Gorman had 8 championships before and after Tate. Allen only had 1 championship and gain 1 more after Kyler final season 4 yrs later.

[jacobwilson]

Am I the only person who watched QB1 and thought “this dude won’t do anything in college”? Just his demeanor really gave me a bad vibe and the fact that he’s on the smaller side and seemed very immature made me kind of write him off from the start

[stoopstified]

Did anybody else click on this to get a good laugh? 😂 Taters the busteroni

[benjaminwheless]

Just discovered the channel, keep up the great work man!

[heiliger]

Ronald Curry in Hampton Virginia was pretty good too.

[amaanhashmi]

Am I the only one who doesn't get why that Bishop Gorman team needed a different helmet for each game?

[krissdablack]

Tate’s high schools career was amazing to watch I feel he should of chose a less powerhouse college and maybe he would of had a better college career but can’t go back in time

[Hamoanese]

I remember Martell coming out of high school claiming he was the #1 Dual Threat QB. This was the same year that Tua Tagovailoa (the actual #1 Dual Threat QB) came out and signed with Bama. Just to clarify...

[benmarino]

What a baller! Kid has skills no question. Loads of talent. Maybe he can develop that ATHLETE skill set and get to the NFL. He could make a living being a slot like a Wes Welker or Julian Edelman. Though QBs are always QBs at heart.

[romainries]

I loved the video and your arguments are really strong to me. To be the best you have to beat the best and that’s what he did. And people that say he is a bust remember that the rest of his career cannot change the fact that he was GREAT in High School which is the point of this video.

[bluthgold]

Ben DiNucci at 7:23 played for the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL.

[lukeargamasilla]

U should do a vid on Tate’s future at Miami

[jerrybroxson]

I don't know who these other QB's beat in high school, but for Martell and his team to come south and beat the teams they beat, makes an extremely strong case for Martell.

[ceoofkobefans]

Ok I don’t watch much high school football outside of my own high school but I’m not sure

[HBCUSpotlight]

He was a beast but just never got a real chance to start to shine in college

[yomommasgardener]

Love with he said the victories and put north shore on it

[APro]

I just re-watched QB-1 on Netflix. Agreed that Tate has the talent and athleticism...and ego. I have a problem with his mindset. His mindset is that of Manziel and not a Manning or Brady or Kobe. I predict that he will not be successful at the highest level. With all that talent, he’s BARELY been successful at the college level. He’ll finish out his “showcase” at Miami, get drafted by a ‘QB wood chipper’ pro team in the early rounds and languish. Judging from those ‘mick’ classes he was taking at BG, I punt he’ll be prepared to do much else. I’m not sold on him, at all.

[lamonatkins]

I could be the best QB ever to in high school if I went to a private school that could recruit other 5 stars