Wilson picked up his first D-I offer from Davidson this month. PRZ NV’s fifth-ranked QB in the 2026 class continued to put his name on the radar as one of the state’s best dual-threats with over 2,400 passing yards and 22 TDs through the air and another 700+ rushing yards and 13 TDs on the ground. Wilson possesses the tools to develop into a future starter at the FCS level.

Wilson threw for 201 yards and 2 TDs and rushed for another 70 yards and 2 TDs in Reno’s 42-14 victory over Carson. The standout senior produced some explosive plays on impressive deep shots and continued to be a threat with his legs. Wilson racked up four TDs in Reno’s regular season one-point loss to their 4A championship opponent- McQueen- back in September and will be looking to avenge that loss this Friday.

Wilson totaled 250 yards (194 passing) and 4 TDs (3 passing) in Reno’s shutout victory over North Valleys on Friday. PRZ NV’s fourth-ranked passer in the 2026 class has thrown for 2,000 yards and 19 TDs with another 543 yards and 10 TDs rushing in his productive senior season. He continues to show his dual-threat playmaking ability and just picked up a PWO offer from hometown Nevada this weekend. Wilson will lead Reno’s offense against #2 Carson in the first round of the 4A Northern Playoffs this Friday.

Wilson completed 14/20 passes for 251 yards and 3 TDs in Reno’s 56-0 shutout victory over Wooster on Friday. The state’s 4th ranked passer has been productive both through the air and on the ground with 1,700 total yards (1,409 passing) and 18 TDs through six games this season. Wilson just took a visit to Southern Utah and should be in the mix to pick up his first offer in the near future.

Wilson completed 17/28 passes for 262 yards and 3 TDs in Reno’s 35-20 victory over Foothill (CA). He also added a rushing TD in the win. The state’s #4 senior QB showed impressive management of the pocket and made some nice throws on the move in his first action of the season. Wilson is one of the most talented passers in Nevada and is looking even more developed in his senior season.

Wilson is the top unoffered QB in his class coming into his senior season with Reno. The 6’2″/205 signal-caller produced a breakout junior season passing for over 2,200 yards and 21 TDs and rushed for another 600+ yards and 8 TDs. Possesses a strong, accurate arm with the mobility to stress defenses with his legs and make throws on the run outside the pocket. Wilson has drawn interest from several D-I programs and should see his first offer come in with another strong season in the fall.

Wilson took a local visit to UNR for the Wolfpack’s junior day this month as he continues to generate interest from several Mountain West programs. The fourth-ranked QB in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings established himself as one of the top QB prospects in northern Nevada with a productive junior season- he passed for over 2,200 yards and 21 TDs and rushed for over 650 yards and another 8 TDs. Wilson also took a visit to Cal in March.

Wilson is a true dual-threat QB with great size, arm talent, and speed. Wilson had a dominant junior campaign on the stat sheet, throwing for over 2,200 yards and rushing for another 677 yards for Reno HS. Surprisingly, Wilson does not yet have any offers, but the junior QB will gain some soon and continue to dominate in Northern Nevada in his senior campaign.

Wilson is a big and physical dual-threat signal caller and one of the top passers in all of Nevada with plus running abilities as well. He is very accurate with a live arm and can flick the ball into tight windows at the second and third level. He shows tremendous arm strength and pinpoint passing especially went on the run and throwing across his body. Wilson has the ability to buy time in the pocket with his legs while doing a good job of keeping his eyes downfield before delivering. He showed tremendous throw power, mechanics, an ideal build for the position and is a no-brainer next level guy. At the showcase last month he was one of the top quarterbacks in attendance and had a strong showing and should continue to see his stock rise this spring.

Wilson put together a breakout junior season in his first season as starter for Reno. The 6’2″/195 QB threw for over 2,200 yards and 21 TDs with only 5 INTs this fall. He’s a gifted passer with promising arm talent and accuracy. Smooth in his mechanics and operation from the pocket, can deliver with velocity or touch downfield, and shows his athleticism as a read-option threat. He can mix up his arm angles to fit throws into tight windows, gets the ball out with a quick release, and makes impressive throws on the move. Wilson has generated Moutain West interest from Nevada and Colorado St. and could be picking up his first offer this offseason.