a former Cornell QB with proven poise and efficient ball production
In the 2015 season, Robert Somborn emerged as Cornell’s starter late and flashed real dual-threat value, throwing for 1,093 yards and 9 touchdowns while also rushing for a score; earlier Cornell game notes credit him with multiple 300-yard passing performances and strong efficiency in key wins. What makes him interesting is the mix of quick decision-making, drive-extending efficiency, and competitive toughness—he helped the offense sustain longer possessions and cut turnovers. If a team wants a quarterback who can command structure and make timely plays, he fits that mold.
