Buffalo’s dual-threat QB who made the most of limited snaps
Tony Daniel’s Buffalo profile shows a quarterback who was efficient and productive in limited 2015 action, going 9-of-15 for 149 yards with two passing touchdowns while also adding a rushing score in five games.[2] What makes him noteworthy is the dual-threat element and knack for turning sparse opportunities into points, though the sample is small, so the evaluation leans more on flashes than full-season consistency.[2] If you want a QB who can create with both arm and legs and bring an opportunistic spark, that’s the clearest case for caring about him.[2]
