Experienced, production-minded Oklahoma State QB with a tough finish
Tony Lindsay was a four-year starter at Oklahoma State and, in 2000, was still producing before a season-ending throwing-shoulder injury ended his Cowboys career. He’s best remembered for durability, command of the offense, and the competitive edge to play through pain, plus enough total offense to rank among OSU’s career leaders at the time of his injury. For a team, the fit question is health and volume: the profile suggests a battle-tested field general with leadership traits, but his late-career shoulder surgery is the key concern.
