Troy’s record-setting, big-game QB who thrived on production and poise
In the 2017 season, Brandon Silvers was the definition of a high-output Troy quarterback: he led the Trojans to an 11-2 record, a Sun Belt title, and a New Orleans Bowl win, while setting Troy’s career record for touchdowns responsible with 77 and finishing his career with 10,684 passing yards, 71 passing touchdowns, and a 64.4% completion rate.[1][2] He stood out for efficiency under pressure and late-game toughness—he was named bowl MVP after throwing for 305 yards and 4 touchdowns against North Texas—and his resume says he’s the kind of calm, battle-tested leader who can lift an offense when the stakes spike.[1][2]
