Nebraska 2029: Nate's Film Room, Part 2 WR/DB

We dive in again for Part 2 across Nebraska from Scottsbluff, Lincoln, Millard, and Omaha for this list this time focused on a plethora of wide receviers, but some encougaging defensive backs as well across the Cornhusker State.    Adrian is a 2029 athlete out of Lincoln Southeast that has position flexibility on both sides of the ball, but right now the tape translates well-versed in the secondary. He's impressive for his age with how quick he gets downhill to the ball carrier and how well pointed Adrian is with those pursuit angles despite limited freshmen tape. He appears as a high motor kid, that hopefully we get to see more of what he can do on both sides of the ball in the coming years.     Akili is another WR/RB weapon out of this group that has position flexibility but built on the offenisve side of the ball. He's swift around the edges and in the open field, yet still has the durability you want out out of your ball carrier downhill with upside to grow with his vision inside the inside box. The 6'1 180 pounder from Millard North is one that I feel could be a ideal fit as a slot reicever due to that position flexibility as one that is well-versed with speed and a long lower body running the jet-sweep.     D'Andre already comes off as a wide receiver that you let him go up and get with the athleticism this kid shows off from his first look on tape with his vertical. The 6'2 180 pound from Omaha North is a sudden speedster in the open field that can split the secondary on horizontal routes and get east-west with ease. He also is a hard one to tackle with his durability and burst in the backfield as there too he shows quickly that he can get into the open field and take it the distance. He is certainly one I can't wait to see blossom upwards in this 2029 class in the coming years.     Landry is another 2029 wide receiver that comes off lengthy on the eye test and shows on his first look it's not just the length he has, it's the instincts he has too. His ability to stretch into the open field with his vision stem long and wide with those long strides that shows off his full 6'3 185 pound frame that is just getting started at Lincoln East. Another skillset I like about Landry on tape is his ability to move the ball with leverage thru contact in which with all that frame against smaller defenders in the secondary he can always add a handful of a yards after the catch.   <a href="https://x.com/LandryR2010" id="https://x.com/LandryR2010">TWITTER</a>     Quinton comes off long and explosive at the top of his route from his first look on tape. The 6'2 175 pounder from Scottsbluff on the eye test is one that pops out to be very long with his lower body and surely might not be done growing as of yet. Quinton also lines up on the other side of the ball as a defensive end, and the more I watch the tape the more I see the position flexibility that this young man has at his disposal as he's quick at shedding blocks and constantly penetrating into the backfield. Under the radar new name out of the Panhandle.

We dive in again for Part 2 across Nebraska from Scottsbluff, Lincoln, Millard, and Omaha for this list this time focused on a plethora of wide receviers, but some encougaging defensive backs as well across the Cornhusker State.