While some Nebraska football fans have been imagining the next 6-7 years with a Raiola behind center, the Husker coaching staff is being much more pragmatic.
Dylan Raiola, a freshman, is the starting quarterback for the Big Red. His younger brother, Dayton, is committed to NU for the class of 2026. This week, Nebraska offered a second QB for the class of 2027.
Humbled and Blessed to earn an offer from the University of Nebraska! ⚫️☠️@CoachMattRhule @GarretMcGuire @CoachDT_TFB @Tolleson20 @CoachReynolds23 @samspiegs @MarshallRivals @BrandonHuffman @BHoward_11 @CJVogel_OTF pic.twitter.com/0rr1ATWH8r
— Jerry Meyer III (@Jerry_meyerr) October 8, 2024
Rivals lists Jerry Meyer III as a four-star prospect. The 6-foot, 170-pound sophomore plays Waxahachie High School in Waxahachie, Texas.
Meyer's offer list includes a number of Texas schools like Texas Tech, Baylor, TCU, and SMU. Schools outside of Texas include Ole Miss, Purdue, San Diego State, UNLV, Washington State, and now Nebraska.
As a freshman at Lake Mead Academy in Las Vegas, Nevada, Meyer threw for 58 touchdowns. That number broke the Nevada state single-season record. Meyer led Lake Mead to its first state championship in program history before moving to Texas.
2023 Season Varsity C/O 2027
— Jerry Meyer III (@Jerry_meyerr) January 1, 2024
6’0 170 lbs 10.5
Broke Nevada state single season passing TD record (58) as a freshman
149/221 (67%), 58 TDs, 4 INTs, 141.4 QBR
1st Team All League
2nd Team All State 2A League MVP
10-1 Overall, 4-0 In Leaguehttps://t.co/CJJNiFrkwZ
According to MaxPreps, so far this season, Meyer has throw for 1,567 yards and 11 touchdowns, tossing just one interception. Those numbers are over five games.
Nebraska previously offered a 2027 quarterback over the weekend. Four-star Trae Taylor rated his visit to Lincoln as "10 out of 10".
The Huskers currently have multiple classes of quarterbacks in the pipeline. The current commits are 2025 four-star TJ Lateef and 2026 three-star Dayton Raiola. Scholarship quarterbacks currently on the roster include junior Heinrich Haarberg and freshman Daniel Kaelin and Dylan Raiola.
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