efficient UCLA passer whose best year showed starter-level upside
In the 2010 season, Richard Brehaut emerged as a steady, efficient UCLA quarterback, throwing for 1,296 yards with 6 touchdowns against 7 interceptions, then followed with 948 yards and 6 touchdowns in 2011 before injuries shortened his run.[4][5] His differentiators were poise in big-volume games, enough mobility to add value on the ground, and real arm talent—he even set UCLA’s single-game records with 33 completions and 56 attempts at Arizona State in 2010.[9][10] If you want a QB with flashes of toughness and competitive juice, Brehaut is worth a look; if you need a polished, durable, high-ceiling franchise engine, the injury history is the red flag.[3][7]
