Utah State QB with signs of a late-blooming jump
Benza’s most notable edge is that Utah State staff saw him make a significant jump in fall workouts, suggesting a quarterback who can improve quickly when the lights and reps get real.[1] In a scrimmage, he completed 3 of 5 passes, a small sample, but the more important takeaway is the developmental upside: he’s the kind of QB who can become more dangerous if his practice growth translates into game-speed consistency.[1] He looks like a fit for teams valuing progression, toughness, and coachability over instant flash.
