Efficient, dual-threat Vanderbilt QB with record-book juice
Jordan Rodgers’ Vanderbilt resume is built on steady growth, dual-threat value, and a knack for playing his best when it mattered most. In the 2012 season, he threw for 2,539 yards and 15 touchdowns while completing 59.9% of his passes, and his career totals at Vanderbilt reached 4,063 passing yards, 24 passing touchdowns, and 515 rushing yards with 6 rushing scores. His differentiator was composure plus mobility: he could extend plays, create with his legs, and help fuel Vanderbilt’s late-season surge. The knock is inconsistency and turnover risk, but as a fit, he brought toughness, experience, and big-game moxie.
