Yesterday, Buffs quarterbacks coach Danny Langsdorf issued an offer to Class of 2022 signal caller Emmett Brown out of Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, Calif.
Brown became the fourth 2022 QB Langsdorf has offered so far. Below is a closer look at who Langsdorf has on his radar for next year's class.
1. Connor Weigman (Bridgeland, TX)
Connor Weigman is the lone four-star recruit in the handful of 2022 signal callers holding an offer from Colorado. The 6-foot-3, 200-pounder is ranked as the No. 5 dual threat QB in the nation, while in the Lone Star State, he's the No. 24 overall prospect.
A member of the Rivals250 list (Weigman comes in at No. 189), Wiegman picked up an offer from the Buffs on Oct. 1.
Utah is the only other Pac-12 offer he currently has, but big-time interest him is apparent now and seems poised to continue growing; Florida, Oklahoma and Texas highlight his current offer sheet that approaches 20.
The Bridgeland Bears are off to a 9-0 start this season, with Weigman logging a 67% completion rate to date along with 2,319 yards. He's tossed 28 touchdowns compared to just five picks.
2. Cade Klubnick (Austin, TX)
While Weigman undoubtedly is the highest-ranked quarterback prospect currently on the radar of Colorado, Cade Klubnick out of Westlake High in Austin, TX gives him a run for his money.
The 6-foot-2, 185-pound prospect is ranked as the No. 7 pro-style QB in the nation and could very well end his high school career as a four-star or higher.
Klubnick leads the pack in terms of offers; he has 23 currently and half the Pac-12 (Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, Wazzu and UW plus the Buffs) are after him.
The Pac-12 interest in him is matched by some significant attention via the SEC, with Arkansas, Auburn, Georgia and LSU (among others) also having offered.
Klubnick has led Westlake to an 8-0 start to the season and has thrown 18 touchdowns with a lone interception. The numbers go along with a 66% completion rate and 1,586 yards through the air thus far.
Colorado offered him on Sept. 18.
3. Brandon Rose (Murrieta, CA)
Brandon Rose is a 6-foot-2, 199-pound quarterback out of Murrieta, Calif. He currently ranks as the No. 39 prospect within his class for the state of California and is seeing his recruitment steadily intensify.
Colorado, upon offering on Sept. 19, joined Utah, Arizona State and Boise State in doing so.
Rose has put up some pretty monster statistics so far; he's tossed 30 touchdowns, has a 68% completion rate and has thrown for 3,087 yards.
4. Emmett Brown (Santa Ana, CA)
Emmett Brown is the most recent Class of 2022 signal caller to pick up an offer from Colorado; Langsdorf did so on Nov. 20.
He also is the most under-the-radar QB prospect Colorado is looking at, as the Buffs joined Old Dominion, his lone other scholarship opportunity, in offering him yesterday.
Despite his lean list of offers right now, coming out of Mater Dei High School is sure to bring him more attention as he progresses through his preps career.
5. Nick Evers (Flower Mound, TX)
Nick Evers is a 6-foot-3, 186-pound pro-style signal caller from Flower Mound, Texas. Colorado is his seventh offer and second from a Power Five institution, following Kansas.
This past fall, his junior year, he threw for 2,591 yards with 25 touchdowns and six picks to go along with a 68% completion rate.
Seems to have a strong, accurate arm and while not the quickest guy in the world, there definitely is some upside on his mobility there.
6. AJ Swann (Canton, GA)
Swann hails from Canton, Georgia and is a 6-foot-2, 200-pound pro-style signal caller listed as a three-star prospect by Rivals.
The Buffs join FIU, Kent State, Maryland, UMass and South Florida in offering him, while there appears to be interest coming his way via Mississippi State, Louisville and Wisconsin.
In Swann's case, throwing on the run or off-balance seems to little impact his accuracy, while he looks to be cut of a more mobile cloth than Evers above.
Additonally, Langsdorf recently offered 2022 signal caller Owen McCown out of Rusk, TX. McCord is the son of NFL journeyman quarterback Josh McCown and is seeing his recruitment start to intensify.
The other two Class of 2022 QBs to have picked up offers from Langsdorf both hail from California in Mater Dei's Emmett Brown and St. John Bosco's Katin Houser.
