Trae Taylor is a 6'3" Quarterback in the 2027 class.
Taylor attends Millard South in Nebraska.
Taylor's Player Profile was created on August 25, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Trae
TaylorQB
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
190
HS
Millard South
|
NE
Elite 11 Finals Wrap (Part 1)
The Elite 11 won’t announce an MVP until The Opening camp later in June, but Taylor is our...
Written by Michael Huntley
Trae
TaylorQB
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
190
HS
Millard South
|
NE
Elite 11 Finals: Day 3 Report
Taylor was the MVP of night one, a top performer on night two and wrapped it with a...
Written by Michael Huntley
Trae
TaylorQB
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
190
HS
Millard South
|
NE
Elite 11 Finals: Day 2 Report
Taylor was the MVP of night one and he looked strong again in the pro day workout. The...
Written by Michael Huntley
Trae
TaylorQB
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
190
HS
Millard South
|
NE
Elite 11 Finals: Day 1 Report
It was a great workout for many of the quarterbacks at the event but I thought Taylor was...
Written by Michael Huntley
Michael Huntley | Prep Redzone Scout
Michael Huntley
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
The Elite 11 won’t announce an MVP until The Opening camp later in June, but Taylor is our MVP of the weekend.
Taylor was a standout throughout all three days and was the clear MVP of night one. He followed that with a strong pro day workout and arguably the top 7 on 7 performance on Sunday. Taylor is comfortable making any throw he is asked to and has a big time arm with accuracy to all three levels. He was confident throughout the weekend and was the talk of the weekend among the media in attendance.
Taylor was the MVP of night one, a top performer on night two and wrapped it with a nice day of 7-on-7. The Nebraska commit completed 16 of 20 passes for seven touchdowns.
Taylor was the MVP of night one and he looked strong again in the pro day workout. The ball just jumps out of his hand and the receivers were talking about his arm strength being next level. He can spin it better than anyone and the ball was getting there in a hurry on the intermediate throws. He had a few misses on deeper balls but had one of the more impressive workouts of the day.
It was a great workout for many of the quarterbacks at the event but I thought Taylor was the clear MVP of night one. Taylor was comfortable in every drill I saw him in and was consistently delivering the best balls of the night. He drops to his spot quickly, has a very quick release and had no problem throwing with velocity down the field despite the wing. Taylor was throwing strikes in the Rail Shot challenge which helped his MVP case even more.