Heady Utah QB with a quick trigger and clutch-game poise
T.D. Croshaw’s calling card is feel and efficiency: in the 1999 season, Utah described him as a heady drop-back passer, and he delivered in big spots, including a 166-yard, 4-touchdown breakout against Air Force and a 228-yard, 2-TD showing vs. BYU. He wasn’t just a filler-in quarterback; his play helped Utah win key games, and coaches noted his calm, steady style fit a different rhythm than the team’s other QBs. The caveat is durability—his 1999 season included a shoulder injury in the Las Vegas Bowl—so he looks best when he can stay upright and operate from the pocket.
