Heinrich Haarberg

[suh_fan93]

 

 

[Toe]

The good news is that Haarberg already throws the ball better than Luke McCaffrey ever will. Just don't expect him to know the whole offense or how to read a P5-level defense just yet, m'kay?

[caveman99]

11 hours ago, Toe said:

The good news is that Haarberg already throws the ball better than Luke McCaffrey ever will. Just don't expect him to know the whole offense or how to read a P5-level defense just yet, m'kay?

Who are you and who let you into the NU fan club? Don’t you know that unreasonable expectations is what we Husker fans are known for?

[runningblind]

11 hours ago, Toe said:

The good news is that Haarberg already throws the ball better than Luke McCaffrey ever will. Just don't expect him to know the whole offense or how to read a P5-level defense just yet, m'kay?

Throwing the ball better than a WR is not a high bar.

[Mavric]

 

[Farms]

I think he has the highest ceiling of any QB we’ve recruited in recent years. He reminds me of Josh Allen.

[macroboy]

Backup Qb is always the most popular player on the team.

[bugeater17]

Has a ton of potential. He could really benefit if Adrian comes back for the 2022 season and get two years of learning behind Adrian before being thrust into the starting position. 

[ColoradoHusk]

6 hours ago, Farms said:

I think he has the highest ceiling of any QB we’ve recruited in recent years. He reminds me of Josh Allen.

And if Haarberg ever throws 5 INT's in a single game like Allen did against NU, many fans will be calling for his benching.

[teachercd]

4 minutes ago, ColoradoHusk said:

And if Haarberg ever throws 5 INT's in a single game like Allen did against NU, many fans will be calling for his benching.

If he throws a pass that is tipped and falls harmlessly to the turf...fans will be calling for his benching. 

[Cdog923]

[Guy Chamberlin]

I saw a couple nice pasess by Haarberg in the Spring Game. But several more that weren't very good. A little too quick to tuck and run, made a lot easier by the green jersey.

 

Gonna say the glass on this one is 67% empty. 

 

But better to my eye than Smothers. 

[suh_fan93]

From what little I've seen of Haarberg it almost seems like he might be more likely to overthrow a receiver than underthrow.  Again limited to just the spring game but you have to love the arm strength.  He seems faster than I was expecting and looked good evading the rush.

[Hedley Lamarr]

4 minutes ago, bugeater17 said:

Has a ton of potential. He could really benefit if Adrian comes back for the 2022 season and get two years of learning behind Adrian before being thrust into the starting position. 

Yep, this is a kid that you have redshirt and take the reigns as a RS Soph in the perfect world. 

[Born N Bled Red]

1 hour ago, suh_fan93 said:

From what little I've seen of Haarberg it almost seems like he might be more likely to overthrow a receiver than underthrow.  Again limited to just the spring game but you have to love the arm strength.  He seems faster than I was expecting and looked good evading the rush.

 

ON deep balls, over throw is much less likely to get picked off that an under throw. I am ok with this :)!