Rhule Visits Former Huskers at Senior Bowl Practices

Nebraska football coach Matt Rhule recently attended the Senior Bowl practices to support former Huskers preparing for the NFL Draft, reinforcing the program's commitment to player development beyond college. Rhule's presence highlighted the strong connections between current and former players, showcasing the dedication of Nebraska football to nurturing talent that can succeed at the professional level. During the event, he observed players like tight end Thomas Fidone and cornerback Tommi Hill as they showcased their skills in front of scouts. Additionally, Nebraska is actively recruiting for the 2026 class, with interest in four-star defensive tackle Kelvin Obot, who has received numerous offers from top programs. The team's recruiting efforts for the class currently rank 34th nationally, with three commitments so far. Rhule's dual focus on supporting former players and enhancing recruitment efforts illustrates a strategic approach to building Nebraska football's future.