Nebraska’s 6'5" position-switch tight end with NFL-level upside
Haarberg’s appeal is his rare athletic profile and positional versatility: Nebraska moved him from quarterback to tight end, and that transition plus his 6'5" frame gives him developmental upside as a mismatch weapon rather than a finished product. He did not hear his name called in the 2026 NFL Draft, but he remained on the NFL radar after showing enough movement ability at Nebraska’s Pro Day to earn rookie minicamp looks. He fits teams that value raw traits, special-teams utility, and patience over polished production.
