Madden Iamaleava
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
Madden Iamaleava is a 4-star Quarterback from Long Beach, CA (Long Beach Poly) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 272 nationally. Composite rating: 0.9105. Committed to University of Arkansas.
Physical Profile
Listed at 6-2, 200 lbs. Taller than 41% and heavier than 48% of 2025 Quarterback prospects in the SEC Scouts database (92 with a listed size).
Play Style
Unable to provide detailed play style analysis without position designation or film study, but Long Beach Poly's system typically produces fundamentally sound players who understand assignments and compete at high level.
Strengths
- Strong program pedigree from Long Beach Poly, known for producing college-ready talent and excellent fundamental coaching
- Solid composite rating of 0.9105 indicates legitimate 4-star talent with multiple evaluation services recognizing his ability
- Early commitment to Arkansas suggests strong relationship-building skills and comfort level with coaching staff
Areas to Improve
- Limited recruiting exposure as evidenced by lack of multiple P5 offers, suggesting need to showcase skills on larger stage
- Position versatility or specialization needs clarification for optimal development path
College Projection
Projects as a solid contributor who could see meaningful snaps by sophomore/junior year. The #272 national ranking suggests he has the talent to compete in the SEC but may need development time to reach full potential.
NFL Outlook
As a 4-star prospect ranked in the top 300 nationally, possesses the baseline talent that could develop into draft consideration with proper development and production at Arkansas, though much depends on position and physical development.
Best Fit
Arkansas appears to be an excellent fit given their development track record and his early commitment. Programs that emphasize player development and have patience with prospects who may need time to physically mature would maximize his potential.
Player Comparison
Both are 4-star prospects at 6'2" 200 lbs who committed to Arkansas, suggesting similar evaluation and fit within the program's system. Catalon came from a strong high school program and was known for his fundamentals and football IQ, traits that align with Long Beach Poly's reputation for producing college-ready players who understand assignments and compete at a high level.