RNR Top 100 Class of 2032 Prospect Evaluation: Gaston Desinor

Position: Dual-Threat Quarterback
Height/Weight: 4’10” / 103 lbs
Team: Texas Triple D (10U)
Scheme: Wide-open, Air Raid-style offense

Gaston Desinor is a dynamic, dual-threat quarterback making waves on the 10U circuit in Texas. Standing 4’10” and weighing in at 103 lbs, Desinor has quickly earned a reputation for his ability to make plays both through the air and on the ground. His size, while on the smaller side for a quarterback, doesn’t limit his effectiveness. Desinor’s offensive coordinator takes advantage of his mobility, frequently rolling him out of the pocket, where his decision-making and touch on the run shine.

Desinor excels in the passing game, showcasing a smooth release and impressive accuracy on intermediate routes. His mechanics, though still developing, are sound enough to give him an edge in getting the ball out in above-average time, often leaving defenses flat-footed. His ability to deliver slants and curls with enough zip allows his receivers to maintain momentum and gain extra yards after the catch. This precise passing ability is complemented by his escapability, making him a true dual threat. When pressured, Desinor shows the instinct to tuck and run, capitalizing on broken plays and turning them into positive gains.

Although he plays against some weaker competition, the natural ease with which Desinor navigates the game shows his high football IQ and understanding of the sport’s complexities. In addition to his team play, Desinor also hones his skills in 7v7, where he continues to stand out as a polished passer. His ability to perform in high-tempo environments speaks to his future potential, especially as he refines his mechanics and footwork.

The biggest question mark surrounding Desinor is his size. At 4’10”, he’s smaller than many of his peers, but with the right growth spurt and continued development, Desinor could have a high ceiling. His ability to command the offense, make smart decisions, and deliver in key situations is undeniable. As he grows both physically and mentally in the game, expect Gaston Desinor to be a name that continues to resonate in Texas youth football.

Projection: High-potential dual-threat QB with strong mechanics and football IQ. Size could be a limiting factor, but his playmaking ability and athleticism make him one to watch in the years ahead.