Pop Warner Powerhouse: Ep. 2 - 2022 QB, Myles Morris

Pop Warner football is played all across the country and every once in a while, there are teams that stand above the rest. Myles Morris has turned into one of the nation's best QB's

Myles "M.J." Morris is one of the nation's top quarterback prospects in the 2022 recruiting cycle, but he wasn't always the No. 1 selection. 

Back in the day, he was just a young man looking for an opportunity. Having not had the chance to play the quarterback position at the previous Pop Warner park, Morris was looking for a fresh start. 

Upon arrival, Morris had to prove he was worthy of a shot at QB for Coach Lester Benn's Hiram Hornets. Even in the pair of flip flops that he was wearing at the time, it only took a few throws to see in him what countless college programs see in him now: Myles Morris has a special arm. 

That special arm has garnered twenty-six Division I offers, including some of the nation's elite programs such as Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Michigan, and Florida. 

As talented a quarterback as Morris is, he didn’t always have that position. Young athletes like Morris are often forced into other positions, but after a season with the Hiram Hornets, the days of playing anything other than QB were no more. 

Episode 2 walks us through the lessons Myles Morris learned when he was nine years old which shaped him into the football player and man he is today along side a special message from his former coach. 

This is Pop Warner Powerhouse: Ep. 2, Myles "MJ" Morris. 

In case you missed Ep. 1, here’s Pop Warner Powerhouse: Ep. 1, Coach Lester Benn.

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Brooks Austin is a former college football player turned journalist and broadcaster. Follow him on Twitter @BrooksAustinBA