Carriker Chronicles: Jason Peter on Whether Dylan Raiola is Ready to Lead
Learn some things about former Husker All-American defensive tackle Jason Peter you didn’t know! He discusses being a 16-year-old senior in high school, crazy things that happened while he was at Nebraska, and at the end of the interview, he shares a truly shocking. He also drops some truth about Dylan Raiola as a leader, his take on Matt Rhule talking College Football Playoff expectations, why Nebraska’s struggled with a pass rush and whether he believes in defensive coordinator John Butler.
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