Syracuse football scores top 6 of Brady Quinn, a top-15 QB from the Sunshine State

Syracuse football has made the top six of talented 2028 three-star quarterback Brady Quinn from the Sunshine State.

According to reports, his top six includes the Orange, Florida, Florida State, Indiana (which won this past season's national championship), Kentucky and Miami. Within the 2028 class, the 6-foot-1, 195-pound Quinn is a top-150 national prospect and a top-15 quarterback.

He has visited Syracuse football in the past, and it wouldn't surprise me if Quinn lines up another visit to the Orange during the team's spring practices or perhaps over the summer. The 'Cuse staff offered him a scholarship a while back, on June 2, 2024.

As a sophomore during the 2025 campaign, Quinn was terrific for Lely High School in Naples, Fla., which went 8-4 overall. Per MaxPreps, in 2025, he completed 60.4 percent of his passes for 2,960 yards with 37 touchdowns and just 10 interceptions. Quinn also rushed for 275 yards and four more scores on the ground.

For his junior year, in 2026, Quinn has transferred to the Chaminade-Madonna College Preparatory School in Hollywood, Fla. Last season, Chaminade-Madonna Prep went 11-3 and made the championship game of the Florida High School Athletic Association ("FHSAA") Class 1A state playoffs.

Syracuse football is in the hunt for 2028 3-star signal-caller Brady Quinn.

According to recruiting services, besides the Orange, Quinn's full scholarship offer sheet includes teams such as Florida, Florida State, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisville, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, Ole Miss, Pittsburgh, Purdue, South Carolina, UCF, South Florida, UConn, Michigan, Toledo, SMU and Florida Atlantic.

At the time of this writing, in the 2028 class, the industry-generated 247Sports Composite placed Quinn at No. 149 overall, No. 11 at quarterback and No. 27 in Florida. Over at the industry-generated Rivals Industry Ranking, he was No. 145 nationally, No. 11 at quarterback and No. 26 in Florida.

Across several cycles, the Orange staff, led by head coach Fran Brown and general manager Tommy Caporale, has fared extremely well in recruiting top-flight prospects who play high school football in the talent-rich Sunshine State.

Quinn's recruitment could have a way to go, and he's likely to add more big-time scholarship offers in the future. The competition is steep. Yet Syracuse football coaches appear to be in a solid spot with Quinn. Let's see if they can get him up to Central New York for another visit sooner rather than later.