The Air Show: Neimann Lawrence is Taking Over Miami High School Football

Imagine being just 15 years old, transferring into one of Florida’s most legendary football programs — and earning the starting quarterback job. That’s exactly what Neimann Lawrence has done.

After making the move from Ransom Everglades to the powerhouse that is Miami Northwestern, Lawrence didn’t just adapt — he dominated. He’s led the Bulls to a 6-1 start and looks like he’s been in the system for years. Even before transferring, D1 programs had already taken notice of the young star, and now, with a spotlight bigger than ever, he's proving exactly why.

So far this season, Neimann has completed 65 of 92 passes for over 800 yards. His completion percentage sits at an elite .707, and he’s averaging 176.6 passing yards per game. But here’s where things get wild — he’s thrown 13 touchdowns and zero interceptions. That’s virtually unheard of, especially for a sophomore quarterback stepping into a new system. His QB rating? A blistering 140.5.

Just recently, Lawrence faced off against the Central Rockets in one of the biggest high school football rivalries in the nation. These two teams have traded wins for years, with both programs being national recruiting hotspots. When college scouts come to Miami, Northwestern and Central are always the first stops. And now, Neimann Lawrence is the name they’re circling.

He’s already become a fan favorite in Miami. Friday nights are now known for “The Air Show” — a nod to Neimann’s impressive arm talent and ability to stretch the field. His mechanics are polished beyond his years, whether he’s dropping dimes on short slants or throwing lasers deep downfield. He can squeeze the ball into tight windows and reads defenses like a veteran, showcasing a high football IQ rarely seen in underclassmen.

With two more years ahead of him at Northwestern, the future is bright — not just for Neimann, but for the entire Bulls program. As the playoffs approach, Miami is buzzing with excitement, and all eyes will be on QB1 to see just how far he can take this team.

Get ready — this is just the beginning of the Neimann Lawrence era.