Position: QB

Ht./Wt: 6-4 • 195

School: Avon H.S.

Hometown: Avon, Ind.

Measurables

• Has personal bests of 4.63 in the 40-yard dash, a 4.19 shuttle, a 245-pound bench press, a 385-pound squat and a 265-pound power clean.

Additional Stats

• Rushed for 244 yards in 2014 and another 133 as a senior.

• Ran for five touchdowns as a sophomore, another five as a junior and four more in his senior season.

• Led team to an 8-3 record as a junior with a 34-27 playoff loss to eventual 6A state champion Ben Davis.

• In 2015, directed Avon to a 10-3 mark and its first regional title since 2005. Season ended in a 35-34 double overtime loss to eventual state champion Center Grove.

Honors

• Named Indiana's "Mr. Football" and the state's Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior.

• Was named first-team Associated Press Class 6A (largest schools) All-State as a senior and was an honorable mention as a junior.

• One of five quarterbacks on the Indiana Football Coaches Association 2015 Top 50 All-State team, comprised of the best players from all classifications.

All-Star Games And Camps

• Threw for 74 yards for the victorious West team (37-9 winners) in the U.S. Army Bowl in San Antonio, Jan. 9.

• One of 18 quarterbacks invited to the Elite 11 QB Camp in Beaverton, Ore., at Nike Headquarters in July of 2915 and was named one of the prestigious Elite 11 quarterbacks after several days of competition.

• Took part in the FBU (Football University) Camp in Indianapolis and the Rivals QB Challenge in 2015.

Recruitment

• Throughout the process visited Indiana (twice) and Notre Dame for a Junior Day March 16, 2015) after naming Michigan, LSU, Wisconsin, Indiana and Nebraska his leaders.

• Committed to Michigan April 3 and visited U-M unofficially April 4.

• Stayed true to his pledge and didn't visit any other schools.

Notable

• Born Oct. 15, 1997 in Indianapolis

• His sister, Brooke , plays volleyball at Purdue.

• Played basketball for three years in high school, averaging 9.0 points as a freshman, 14 as a sophomore and 18 as a junior.

2016 Projection

Houston transfer John O'Korn is expected to win the starting job, though the Wolverines are still thought to be in the mix for grad transfers, as well, including former BYU quarterback Taysom Hill. Redshirt freshman Zach Gentry has a year under his belt and redshirt junior Shane Morris has said he'd like to return. Expect a redshirt year for Peters.

They Said It

Rivals.com Midwest Recruiting Analyst Josh Helmholdt: "The first thing I noticed about him when I went to see him as a junior ... the kid is a gamer. When the game was on the line he took control of the team in the huddle. I watched him will his team back in a game that it looked like they were going to lose. That showed me a lot about his internal makeup.

"He’s a guy that has to develop. I want to seen him more fundamentally sound. There's some inconsistency in his delivery that leads to a lack of accuracy too often, but his arm strength is off the charts. He has no issue getting the ball to any points on the field."

Avon Head Coach Mark Bless: "He's very athletic. When he was a freshman he started on our varsity basketball team, so he's got some skills. He carries a lot of that ability over from the court to the football field ... He can make all of the throws. He's got all of the tools without question. His arm strength is good, but he'll have to bulk up for the contact at the Big Ten level."