Ohio State's quarterback of the future shows off his rocket arm, slinging a football 72 yards in a long toss competition.
Ohio State's quarterback of the future showed off his absurd arm strength at this weekend's Steve Clarkson Quarterback Retreat, an event that brings together some of the top high school and college quarterbacks from throughout the country.
The five-star Buckeye quarterback commit participated in the long toss competition at the event and turned more than a few heads, slinging the ball an incredible 72 yards downfield. 2024 Ohio State QB commit Dylan Raiola slinging it 72 yards in the long toss competition today at the QB Retreat
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