Jerome Sequeira Jerome Sequeira 6'4" | 210 lbs | QB Desert Pines | 2028 State NV put together a powerful and productive season for Desert Pines, combining size, athleticism, and a strong downfield arm. He threw for 1,483 yards with 17 touchdown passes, showing command of the offense and the ability to stretch defenses vertically. Sequeira also added 369 rushing yards, using his 6’4″, 210‑pound frame to create plays outside the pocket and convert on the ground. With a 106.9 QB rating, Sequeira demonstrated efficiency and growth throughout the year, emerging as a true dual‑threat presence and a rising high-upside prospect in Nevada’s Class of 2028.

Sequeira put his name on the radar of Nevada’s top 2028 QBs with his breakout season for Desert Pines last fall. The 6’4″/210 sophomore passed for over 1,400 yards and 17 TDs and rushed for another 6 TDs in nine games. He’s a dynamic QB with the size, upside, and physical tools to potentially develop into the state’s top QB prospect over the coming seasons. He packs a strong, explosive arm that can push the ball downfield with air or velocity and can move the pocket with his ability to throw on the run. He’s a tough, physical player that shows no fear getting the ball out when facing pressure and can drive through tackles when using his legs as a runner. Sequeira carries potentially the highest ceiling of any QB in Nevada’s 2028 class.

Sequeira has put together a breakout sophomore season in his first year as the starting QB for Desert Pines. The 6’4″/210 signal-caller has passed for over 1,300 yards and 17 TDs with 5 INTs on the season. He’s a gifted athlete with the make-up and arm talent of a potential future D-I prospect. He packs a strong, powerful arm that can stress the defense vertically, has the mobility to escape pressure and make plays with his legs, and delivers with velocity into tight windows. Sequeira has thrown for over 600 yards and 10 TDs with no interceptions in his past two games heading into the playoffs.

Sequiera completed 23/33 passes for 322 yards and 6 TDs in Desert Pines’ 48-21 win over Canyon Springs on Friday. The breakout sophomore also rushed for 61 yards and another TD in the winning effort. He continues to prove himself as one of Nevada’s most talented 2028 passers with the combination of size (6’4″/210), mobility, and arm talent he’s shown this season. He’s calm and composed in the pocket, has the arm strength to push the ball downfield, and can spin it with natural velocity. Sequeira will be one of the highest ranked newcomers to PRZ NV’s next update to the 2028 rankings.