Brad Henderson remains a proven dual-threat QB with a big-game résumé
Brad Henderson’s profile is built on toughness, volume, and dual-threat juice: in the 2012 season, he threw for 357 yards and rushed for 102 in a conference statement game at Nevada, and he also posted 28 completions on 53 attempts with no interceptions in that performance. He stands out as a quarterback who can carry an offense with his arm and legs, especially in high-usage, scramble-heavy game plans. For a team, he fits best if you want a gritty, experienced leader who can extend plays and handle pressure without flinching.
