Spencer Rattler

Spencer Rattler has progressed from a highly-touted high school quarterback and college standout to an NFL starter, navigating significant collegiate transitions before being drafted by the New Orleans Saints. After breaking the Arizona high school passing record in 2018, Spencer Rattler earned significant recognition for his athletic prowess. During his four years at Pinnacle High School, he amassed an impressive 11,083 passing yards with 116 touchdowns, complemented by 1,040 rushing yards and 14 rushing touchdowns. His exceptional performance culminated in his designation as the Elite 11 MVP in 2018.

He went on to play in seven games, recording 1,317 passing yards, four touchdowns, and five interceptions, ultimately setting a new Saints franchise record for most passing yards by a rookie quarterback. Building on a strong professional debut, Spencer Rattler was named the New Orleans Saints’ starting quarterback for the highly anticipated 2025 NFL season, solidifying his transition from a celebrated collegiate athlete to a leading figure in the National Football League.