Texas A&M may have found the ultimate steal of the 2024 recruiting class in four-star quarterback and Massachusetts native Miles O’Neill, who, after committing to the Aggies on June 14, has skyrocketed up the recruiting rankings throughout the summer.
With 20 verbal commitments thus far, Jimbo Fisher’s recruiting acumen still can’t be denied, no matter how poorly the Aggies performed on the field during the 2022 season.
Standing at an imposing 6-5 and 225 pounds, O’Neill isn’t statuesque in the pocket by any means, consistently grabbing your attention from the onset. At the same time, his various highlights show a player with incredible arm strength and touch on vertical routes, corner routes, and seam routes, tossing 50-plus yard bombs with ease.
This weekend, O’Neill has continued his training at the New England based-M2 QB Academy, a development group he has worked with since December. By the looks of it, all that hard work has paid off in spades. Unsurprisingly, O’Neill continued to show his live arm while throwing passes that looked like they were shot out of a cannon.
2024 @AggieFootball commit @MilesONeill_12 showcasing ridiculous arm range. Huge senior season loading with The Hun School (NJ) this fall. pic.twitter.com/WNCwvOZFhL
— M2 QB Academy (@M2_QBacademy) August 19, 2023
According to On3’s newest On300 positional rankings, O’Neill is the 6th-ranked quarterback in the class and the 58th-ranked player, the 6th-ranked quarterback, and the No.1-ranked player in New Jersey in the 2024 class. O’Neill joins three-star duel-threat quarterback Anthony Maddox Jr. as the two signal callers in the cycle.
During his 2022 junior campaign at Hun High School (Marblehead, MA). O’Neill threw for over 2,500 yards and 28 total touchdowns while completing close to 73% of his passes.
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