experienced Cornell QB who has already led the Ivy League in passing volume
Kenney is a battle-tested Cornell quarterback whose value comes from experience, durability, and a proven willingness to carry the offense: in 2021 he threw for 1,515 yards in 10 games, including eight starts, and previously helped Cornell average more than 267 passing yards per game. He is best viewed as a rhythm passer with starter-level reps and command of an Ivy League attack, but his career totals also show he has been more productive as a distributor than a high-efficiency touchdown machine. If you need a poised, experienced QB who can manage volume and keep the offense on schedule, he fits the profile.
