Heinrich Haarberg: Next Taysom Hill?

0:00It's April 17, I'm Cory with the story, and this is California News Today, your AI-powered local news. Taisam Hill turns 36 soon, and his do-it-all style has sparked a wave of college quarterbacks pitching themselves as the next version. The standout is Heinrich Carberg from Nebraska, a versatile athlete heading into the draft, likely in the sixth round, or as an undrafted free agent. He's not just talking the talk, he switched from quarterback to Titan mid-season and thrived. As a sophomore starter, Harberg went five wins and three losses, with his best passing game against National Champ Michigan. When five star Dylan Riala joined the team and took the starting spot, Harberg stayed loyal to his hometown program instead of transferring. He jumped right into Titan duties, handling short yardage sneaks and blocking like a pro. Coach's rave about his athleticism. Nebraska's Matt Rool called him one of the best he's coached. At the combine, Harberg ranked top five among Titan's in the 40-yard dash.

1:00Top four in vertical jump, third in broad jump, and first in the shuttle. He converted about 90% of his push-push snaps and even level defenders on goal line plays. What sets him apart, like Hill, is real blocking chops, elite run grades, and just one sack allowed in pass pro. Harberg keeps his quarterback arm sharp too, hitting 90% on air passes during combine prep after a year off. Meanwhile, NFL offense is struggle on third in one or two, but touch pushes hit 74% success and trick plays are booming. Teams need these Swiss Army knife players now, more than ever for special teams, Wildcat and Dirtywork without risking star quarterbacks. Harberg and bodies at grit, ready to run over defenders and help any squad punch in those tough yards.