Stanford 2024 target Elijah Brown named an Elite 11 finalist
The 2023 Elite 11 is set to take place in Los Angeles from June 14-16, and will feature the best signal callers of the 2024 class competing against one another for the right to be named a member of the Elite 11.
The Elite 11 allows for the top passers to receive advanced, one-on-one quarterback coaching in a high-pressure setting. Across the three days, it will include on-field drills, routes-on-air, classroom instruction and off-field development. The Elite 11 will be named at the conclusion of The Elite 11 Finals, and is the most prestigious accomplishment for a high school quarterback.
Notable names such as Caleb Williams, Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields, Jameis Winston, and of course Stanford legend Andrew Luck among many other NFL and college stars have participated in the event. There could be another potential Stanford quarterback included in the Elite 11 fraternity, as 2024 target Elijah Brown was recently announced as a finalist.
In a breakdown by 247Sports, Brown is projected as a future first round quarterback, and if Stanford were in fact to land him he could easily be the program's quarterback of the future that helps turn things around.
As it stands right now, Brown ranks as the No. 33 player in the country and is the top ranked uncommitted quarterback in the class.
He has already taken an official visit to UCLA, and is set to take one to Stanford on June 2.
Troy Taylor and company would likely love to add what could be the most accomplished quarterback in Mater Dei history, and one of the most successful high school quarterbacks of all time as Brown holds a 29-1 record as a starter. Brown is believed to be the Cardinal's top priority at quarterback for the class of 2024, as he is just one of two quarterbacks they have offered. The other quarterback in Aidan Glover recently received a crustal ball to Northwestern, meaning that the Cardinal are selling out on Brown.
