Princeton QB Brian Anderson brings dual-threat grit and clutch value
In the 2008 season, Princeton quarterback Brian Anderson stood out as a mobile, efficient playmaker who could hurt defenses with his legs as much as his arm: he logged 237 passing yards and three touchdowns against Columbia and added 77 rushing yards and a 24-yard touchdown run versus Colgate. He was praised as a composed, team-first leader with good football IQ and toughness, and his ability to extend plays made Princeton less predictable. If you want a QB who can survive pressure and create off-script, he’s the kind of fit that can quietly win you games.
