New Commit Colandrea N

[djw004]

Copilot made me a scouting report:

Physical Measurements
• Height: 6'0" (1.83 m)
• Weight: 205 lbs (93 kg)
• Age: 21 (Born October 16, 2004)
• 40-Yard Dash: ~4.62–4.75

Performance Stats
• 2025 Season at UNLV:

• Passing: 3,459 yards, 65.9% completion, 23 TDs, 9 INTs
• Rushing: 649 yards, 10 TDs
• QB Rating: 149.5

• Career Totals:

• Passing: 7,452 yards, 49 TDs, 29 INTs
• Rushing: 1,151 yards, 12 TDs256

Strengths:

• Accurate on short and intermediate throws; flashes anticipation and placement on deeper routes.

• Quick release and good accuracy when throwing on the move.

• Strong arm capable of hitting tight windows and making hash-to-sideline throws.

• Confident passer with improved ball placement and catchable passes.

• Dual-threat ability: effective scrambler with solid rushing production.

Areas for Improvement:

• Occasionally puts too much air under deep throws; needs better trajectory.

• Decision-making under pressure can be inconsistent.

• Limited height compared to prototypical NFL QBs (6'0" is below average for position).

 

[Fitzjess21]

Copilot made me a scouting report:

Physical Measurements
• Height: 6'0" (1.83 m)
• Weight: 205 lbs (93 kg)
• Age: 21 (Born October 16, 2004)
• 40-Yard Dash: ~4.62–4.75

Performance Stats
• 2025 Season at UNLV:

• Passing: 3,459 yards, 65.9% completion, 23 TDs, 9 INTs
• Rushing: 649 yards, 10 TDs
• QB Rating: 149.5

• Career Totals:

• Passing: 7,452 yards, 49 TDs, 29 INTs
• Rushing: 1,151 yards, 12 TDs256

Strengths:

• Accurate on short and intermediate throws; flashes anticipation and placement on deeper routes.

• Quick release and good accuracy when throwing on the move.

• Strong arm capable of hitting tight windows and making hash-to-sideline throws.

• Confident passer with improved ball placement and catchable passes.

• Dual-threat ability: effective scrambler with solid rushing production.

Areas for Improvement:

• Occasionally puts too much air under deep throws; needs better trajectory.

• Decision-making under pressure can be inconsistent.

• Limited height compared to prototypical NFL QBs (6'0" is below average for position).

I'd be interested what Raiola's says.

 

[kctitans]

Let’s get UNLV expert @sam-i-am ITT to break it down for us

Could be all B1G first team if he works hard and adds some……..lean mass!!

 

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

He may be good, he may be shit, but one thing is for certain, this will be entertaining

 

[djw004]

I'd be interested what Raiola's says.

It says “I’m Checking with Dom…”

Jk

Dylan Raiola – Scouting Report


Physical Profile:


• Height: 6'3
• Weight: 230 lbs
• Class: Sophomore
• Position: QB
• 40-Yard Dash: ~4.80

Strengths:
• Elite arm strength; can make all throws.

• Excellent deep ball with velocity and touch.

• Quick release, strong mechanics, and poise in the pocket.

• Advanced football IQ; adjusts protections well.

• Highly competitive; son of former NFL lineman Dominic Raiola.

Areas for Improvement:

• Limited mobility; true pocket passer.

• Needs quicker progressions to avoid sacks.

• Consistency adapting to college speed after multiple HS transfers

 

[Scarlet ObsessioN]

It says “I’m Checking with Dom…”

Jk

Dylan Raiola – Scouting Report


Physical Profile:


• Height: 6'3
• Weight: 230 lbs
• Class: Sophomore
• Position: QB
• 40-Yard Dash: ~4.80

Strengths:
• Elite arm strength; can make all throws.

• Excellent deep ball with velocity and touch.

• Quick release, strong mechanics, and poise in the pocket.

• Advanced football IQ; adjusts protections well.

• Highly competitive; son of former NFL lineman Dominic Raiola.

Areas for Improvement:

• Limited mobility; true pocket passer.

• Needs quicker progressions to avoid sacks.

• Consistency adapting to college speed after multiple HS transfers

Excellent deep ball with velocity and touch

 

[Baron Winnebago]

I'm just more and more delighted the more I learn about this dude. Our QBs (and our program in general) have seemed so fucking perpetually timid for the past 10 years, and this guy is gonna bring some scrappiness and freewheeling energy to the table that we desperately need. He seems to operate like Joe Ganz but a better runner, or Tommy Armstrong but a better passer... If I knew this guy existed 2 days ago I would've easily preferred him over Minchey.

It means nothing now but I was more interested in him and JMUs QB than I was Minchey. We did the first time starter shit twice in two years and as much fun as it was, I'd rather just get a guy who has played lots of ball

 

[Steveweiser316]

 

[kenyanfeline]

I like this kid. He’s a cocky asshole. So unlike Raiola and so unlike anyone you would expect Rhule to embrace.

Rhule has always seemed so concerned about “setting everything up perfect” that he maybe loses sight of the fact that sometimes you just need to swing your dick out there and see what happens. You can see this in his propensity to take timeouts early in halves, and his general conservatism with roster management.

I think when the dust settled after the Raiola fallout, he had some of that post-nut clarity and doesn’t seem to be over-thinking the portal. We’re adding good football players, not projects, and we’re adding them fast.

 

[Toe]

EA Sports as a player ratings metric.

What a time to be alive.

He doesn't call himself Arbitrary Analytics for nothing.

 

[Steveweiser316]

I like this kid. He’s a cocky asshole. So unlike Raiola and so unlike anyone you would expect Rhule to embrace.

Rhule has always seemed so concerned about “setting everything up perfect” that he maybe loses sight of the fact that sometimes you just need to swing your dick out there and see what happens. You can see this in his propensity to take timeouts early in halves, and his general conservatism with roster management.

I think when the dust settled after the Raiola fallout, he had some of that post-nut clarity and doesn’t seem to be over-thinking the portal. We’re adding good football players, not projects, and we’re adding them fast.

Yeah - he’s def the type to get in a fight with his dad rather than do whatever daddy tells him.

 

[That SOB Van Owen]

Watched the highlights. He’s the scrambliest of bois. Reminds me of Taylor Martinez.

Unfortunately his deep ball also looks like Taylor Martinez.

Buckle up, it’s gonna be a rollercoaster.

 

[SlumpBuster]

Dude is fast AF

And he actually throws a fastball sometimes. Some of his throws were "meh" but some raw talent there for sure.

 

[HerbRedman]

I like this kid. He’s a cocky asshole. So unlike Raiola and so unlike anyone you would expect Rhule to embrace.

Rhule has always seemed so concerned about “setting everything up perfect” that he maybe loses sight of the fact that sometimes you just need to swing your dick out there and see what happens. You can see this in his propensity to take timeouts early in halves, and his general conservatism with roster management.

I think when the dust settled after the Raiola fallout, he had some of that post-nut clarity and doesn’t seem to be over-thinking the portal. We’re adding good football players, not projects, and we’re adding them fast.

100% agree.

I'm probably reaching with this one but I actually think the success of Emmet Johnson this year might have changed Rhule too. EJ of course the stud HS recruit but was too undersized so no big programs wanted him. Nebraska amazingly recruited him anyway.

I don't think Rhule probably saw much in EJ when he got here. Barthel had him at 4th string. They were gonna let him walk until Holgorsen said you gotta keep this kid. And he turned into an All-American.

Remember Rhule is also the guy obsessed with track times too (the measurables). Sometimes you have to just trust your eyes and pick the baller who can make plays, and worry less about the measurables.

 

[SlumpBuster]

one of the biggest ints machines on the portal. Yay!

He definitely improved on that last year.

 

[Sous Chef]

I like this kid. He’s a cocky asshole. So unlike Raiola and so unlike anyone you would expect Rhule to embrace.

Rhule has always seemed so concerned about “setting everything up perfect” that he maybe loses sight of the fact that sometimes you just need to swing your dick out there and see what happens. You can see this in his propensity to take timeouts early in halves, and his general conservatism with roster management.

I think when the dust settled after the Raiola fallout, he had some of that post-nut clarity and doesn’t seem to be over-thinking the portal. We’re adding good football players, not projects, and we’re adding them fast.

I won't pop the cork on the champagne until we get a GOOD 3-5 portal DL and GOOD DL coach. All the other additions are great but we won't win shit in the Big Ten if we don't have at least a top 8 in the B1G DL. I am happy about the QB.

 

[Tsakoi]

For the literary folks out there.....

"Love in the Time of Colandrea"

 

[ZJSARENOTFREE]

 

[Cornicator]

This kid has 35 career turnovers. He should be a slot receiver as he's a great athlete, but I doubt he will be a good QB in the Big Ten.

 

[herbsinator]

This kid has 35 career turnovers. He should be a slot receiver as he's a great athlete, but I doubt he will be a good QB in the Big Ten.

God forbid a white boy get a little motion