Top Nevada quarterback prospects to watch in 2019

The 2018 class saw two Nevada passers sign with FBS programs and six sign with programs overall. For the third year in a row Nevada will feature a 4-star rated passer with several others that will be looking to rise as seniors.

225/334 58% 3470 yards 44 tds 8 int (109 yards 4 tds rushing)

Strong armed and highly competitive, McNamara has thrived at Damonte Ranch that featured two of the best receivers in the state that last two seasons. With 9089 career passing yards and 107 touchdowns, he is on pace to reset Nevada’s record books next season.

A recent commit to Michigan, he will have plenty of opportunity to develop into a star player for the program

162/293 55% 2307 yards 22 tds 8 int (155 yds 6 tds rushing)

A highly productive junior, Gronauer has a strong arm with the ability to spread the field with great ball placement the ability to make plays on the move. Very competitive, he is a pocket style passer that has the ability to make plays downfield and make plays in the clutch.

15/25 60% 150 yards 4 tds 0 int (183 yards 1 td rushing)

A junior to be, Bowens is a strong armed athlete that brings confidence skill as the expected next in line starter at Bishop Gorman. An even more explosive runner than UCLA bound Dorian Thompson-Robinson, Bowens has shown the passing skills to be extremely productive immediately despite a heavy loss of receiving talent for the Gaels.

161/270 59% 1917 yards 20 tds 11 int (111 yards 2 tds rushing)

A productive sophomore, Riggin has to continue to develop physically but he showcased the ability to efficiently run an offense getting the ball in the hands of the skill players.

Physically talented with prototype size and very impressive speed, Smith is another star athlete that is a capable quarterback prospect. With Bowen expected to hold the starting position, Smith will be a player to watch who can also emerge at a different position or with a different program.

35/63 55% 817 yards 10 tds 7 int (1 td rushing)

Smooth with great ball placement, balance and good arm strength, Bollinger is a passer with upside leading the Aggies option style offense.

78/129 60% 1284 yards 13 tds 3 int (74 yards 1 td rushing)

Athletic and efficient with the ability to improvise and make plays on the run, Williamson has lost just two games as a starter. He has a good arm with impressive accuracy and ball placement. With more physical development, he has the chance to rise as a quarterback or athlete.

124/193 64% 1644 yards 13 tds 7 int (128 yards 1 td rushing)

A developing player in the Manogue offense, Rollings showcased good efficiency and accuracy as a junior. He has to improve his footwork and body mechanics as a passer but has the ability to emerge as a senior.

118/229 52% 1485 yards 16 tds 8 int (283 yards 6 tds rushing)

Expected to return back to Las Vegas this year after playing for Kaimuki (HI) his first 3 years. Solomon showcased toughness, good arm strength and production as a starter for the program.

100/202 49% 1356 yards 12 tds 10 int (145 yards 3 tds rushing)

A good athlete with toughness and good size, Rasmussen is a passer with physical upside. He throws a good ball as a touch passer but lacks impressive velocity.

15/32 46% 159 yards 1 td 1 int (34 yards 1 td rushing)

One of the best arms in the Nevada 2019 Class, Horning is expected to emerge as the starter in Reed’s high powered offense.