LINCOLN, Neb. — When Trae Taylor committed to Nebraska Football as part of the 2027 recruiting class, many saw him as the next big-time quarterback headed to Lincoln. But few anticipated just how quickly the rising star would slip into a second role — one usually reserved for the coaching staff.
That’s right. The signal-caller is now playing recruiter, and not just in whispers behind the scenes. Taylor is going public — and loud — about who he wants to join him in transforming Nebraska football’s future.
In a move that’s stirring both excitement and curiosity across the Husker Nation, Taylor has boldly declared that his next personal recruiting target is none other than Jordan Frohock, an electric wide receiver out of Weiss High School in Texas.
Frohock is no stranger to speed, route precision, or viral highlight reels — and apparently, he’s also no stranger to Taylor’s radar. The Texas playmaker recently caught attention not just with his talent but with a glowing public statement of admiration for Taylor, calling him “THE best QB in the class of ‘27” and adding, “Go be great. GBR.”
Taylor, never one to shy away from the spotlight, doubled down on the buzz by quote-tweeting a post from HuskerMax’s Caleb Sisk. The now-viral tweet had a playful but powerful message:
“You get a TD pass @AhmadHudson9, you get a TD pass @AntayviousEllis, you get a TD pass @jordan_frohock — everyone gets a TD pass. If we are all @HuskerFootball. Getting to my tutoring session. Have a great night.”
What does it all mean? The quarterback isn’t just dreaming about throwing touchdown passes in Memorial Stadium — he’s building the roster of future recipients.
And here’s where it gets spicy: Taylor’s public recruitment strategy isn’t just fun social media chatter — it’s borderline revolutionary. He’s blurring the lines between player and coach, committing not just his arm, but his influence and charisma to build a powerhouse class for Nebraska from the inside out.
Some are calling it bold, others controversial. After all, how many quarterback recruits take it upon themselves to name-drop targets and pitch their own vision of a future roster, all before even suiting up in Lincoln?
Yet for Husker fans, it’s thrilling.
Taylor isn’t just recruiting talent — he’s recruiting belief. He’s showing the 2027 class, and the entire college football world, that Nebraska’s revival isn’t theoretical — it’s already being engineered, player by player, tweet by tweet.
And if Jordan Frohock listens — if he joins the movement — it may very well mark the start of something monumental. Taylor’s not just throwing passes anymore.
He’s throwing down the gauntlet.
Could Frohock be the first domino to fall in a wideout wave to Lincoln? Or is this just the beginning of Trae Taylor’s recruiting empire? Stay tuned — the 2027 class might be getting louder, faster, and even more electric.
