Recruiting Analyst Played defensive tackle for the University of Nebraska at Kearney and has been covering Nebraska football and recruiting since 1999. Husband to Jennifer and father to Trevor and Jake.
Branson Yager is a mountain of a young man and, along with the other two offensive line signees in this 2021 Husker class, he fits the profile of height, length and strength NU OL coach Greg Austin… You must be a member to read the full article. Subscribe now for instant access to all premium content.
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December 28, 2020
Hey guys, I do a breakdown of the class most years on a different medium, and thought I’d share my analysis with you guys. Hope you enjoy! If you think I’m an idiot and disagree with anything…that’s just fine because you’re entitled to your opinion and I’m just some guy on the internet. QB: Heinrich Haarberg 6-5 185lbs 3 (.8702) Kearney, NE
Haarberg is a must take in this class, but he fits the same mold as McCaffrey and Smothers in that they are better athletes than they are QBs right now. Haarberg however, has the best raw QB tools of the 3. He has a quick, compact release and the ball explodes out of his hand. He completed ~59% of his passes this year against low level competition so he needs a lot of refinement, but he has everything needed to be an absolute stud of a QB. With the uncertainty of the QB position on the team, it would have been nice to see the staff take a more traditional QB that is a little more advanced, but Haarb