What if I told you that one of college football’s most efficient passers in history was in this draft class, was not even invited to the Combine, and might not even get drafted at all? Meet Utah quarterback Tyler Huntley. Last year he completed 72.3% of his passes for 3,048 yards and 19 touchdowns, all of which were career-high marks. Efficiency? Well, Huntley’s mark of 177.6 was the 25th best in FBS history, the fifth-best number in FBS a season ago, and the top mark in all of the Pac-12.
Yes, above Oregon’s Justin Herbert. (Daniel Dunn-USA TODAY Sports)
What if I told you that one of college football’s most efficient passers in history was in this draft class, was not even invited to the Combine, and might not even get drafted at all? Meet Utah quarterback Tyler Huntley. Last year he completed 72.3% of his passes for 3,048 yards and 19 touchdowns, all of which were career-high marks. Efficiency? Well, Huntley’s mark of 177.6 was the 25th best in FBS history, the fifth-best number in FBS a season ago, and the top mark in all of the Pac-12.
Yes, above Oregon’s Justin Herbert. (Daniel Dunn-USA TODAY Sports)