an experienced Memphis QB with limited recent tape but proven game reps
Brett Toney is a name that matters mostly for context: Memphis lists him as a quarterback, but the available performance record is from 2009, when he played in all 12 games on special teams as the holder and logged three appearances at QB, plus six rushing attempts for 25 yards. That means he is more of a depth/utility reference point than a current stat-sheet standout in the data provided. For a roster fit, the key question is whether you want a player with live-game familiarity and versatility rather than a clearly documented modern production profile.
