a clean, efficient Bethune-Cookman QB in limited action
In his 2010 season debut, Troy Dannehower showed poise and accuracy for Bethune-Cookman, going 6-for-6 for 74 yards and a touchdown in relief, which hints at a calm, efficient distributor rather than a volume-driven gunslinger. He looks best as a rhythm passer who can execute without forcing mistakes, and that kind of steadiness can be valuable for a team that wants a low-drama QB room. The catch: the available data is old and limited, so there’s not enough current evidence here to project a breakout or rank him confidently against modern competition.
