record-setting dual-threat QB with elite efficiency
Nebrich was a high-upside, production-first quarterback at Fordham who paired strong accuracy with legitimate run-game value: in 2014 he finished with 3,015 passing yards, 25 touchdowns, only six interceptions, and 301.5 passing yards per game, while also ranking among the nation’s best in passing efficiency and total offense.[9] His differentiator was his dual-threat command of Fordham’s spread attack—he set school and Patriot League records, including a 566-yard, six-touchdown game, and was named Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year twice.[4][9][10] The main caution is that his peak came in a system tailored to his rhythm and decision-making, so fit matters, but if you want a poised, high-volume distributor who can create outside structure, he’s the real deal.[4][7][8]
