high-usage Hawaii QB who can move the chains with his arm and legs
In the 2013 season, Sean Schroeder showed he could be a productive dual-threat quarterback for Hawaii, finishing with 1,878 passing yards, 11 touchdowns and 12 interceptions while completing 50.9% of his throws and posting a 100.31 passer rating.[8] His differentiator is playmaking volume and mobility — he had a 322-yard, 3-TD outing plus a rushing score that earned Manning Award weekly honors, showing he could create offense in a hurry.[1][8] If you need a quarterback who can handle a high-volume passing game and add scramble value, he fits; if you want high-efficiency, low-turnover passing, the profile is more mixed.[1][8]
