TEXARKANA, TX (KTAL/KMSS) — Atlanta Football is having one of its best regular seasons in many years. Wrapping up the regular season with an 8-2 record and second place in district, the Rabbits are hoping for a long playoff run.

What makes their success even more special, they've done it all under the leadership of a freshman quarterback.

"We knew from early age he was special," Atlanta head coach Tyler Morton said.

Brayden Thompson may not have had the most varsity time going into the season, but his quarterback experience goes back to the playground.

"I was the kid that could throw and so when we'd go out to lunch and I'd be the one throwing, and we got to 7th grade and that's kind of how it went," Thompson said.

And in that moment, Morton knew that was the Rabbits future.

"We've k

See Full Page