Nebraska Football Priority QB Target Trae Taylor Recaps Visit During Husker Games

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The Husker Games had Nebraska football taking part in a little bit of live football and a lot of fun Saturday.
The Big Red also had a few visitors on campus. Among them was 2027 quarterback Trae Taylor.
The four-star quarterback from Illinois decided last week to make one final trip to Lincoln ahead of his May 1 commitment. Nebraska is one of the finalists for Taylor, along with Illinois, LSU and Texas A&M.
After his latest visit to Lincoln, Taylor caught up with HuskerMax.
Got him!! @Qb6Trae thank you so much, man. Good luck, and I can't wait to see you in Red!!#GBR pic.twitter.com/2VB641w0ip
— skers4evr (@hskrfvr24) April 26, 2025
"The visit went really well, but it always does while I’m there. It always goes well because the Nebraska staff is always on point, and they do it the right way," Taylor said.
Taylor said he was not looking for anything in specific on this visit.
"Nothing, the trip was about how does it feel to me. How does it feel to other kids in my class as I get to compare notes with other top 2027 kids. And how my parents feel," Taylor said.
As he has in the past, Taylor talked with a number of Husker personnel, including head coach Matt Rhule
"I spoke to all the coaches, including Coach Rhule, a ton. I was there all day. I spoke to pretty much everyone in the building. All conversations were positive and informational," Taylor said.
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