a size-and-touch passer with proven production, but limited Gophers impact
Perra’s calling card is clear: in **2013** at Roseville, he led Class 6A with **2,875 passing yards** and **32 passing touchdowns**, and Minnesota’s roster listed him at **6-3, 210**—good frame for a quarterback who improved his footwork and could make every throw at the prep level.[4][5][7] He also showed some mobility with **347 rushing yards** and **3 rushing touchdowns** as a senior.[7] The catch: he never became a meaningful piece for the Gophers and later moved on, so his profile is more about high-school upside and projection than proven Power Five production.[1][10]
