Tarrin Earle offers Bucknell a dual-threat spark at quarterback
Earle’s value is his mobility and early-career efficiency: in Bucknell’s 2021 opener, he started at quarterback and completed 6 of 10 passes for 39 yards while adding 29 rushing yards on five carries, and later flashed a cleaner passing line of 11-of-13 for 145 yards with 25 rushing yards in the Lafayette game. That profile suggests a QB who can extend plays, move the chains with his legs, and give an offense a stabilizing, low-drama option when the game script gets messy. If you want a quarterback with movement skills and situational utility, he’s worth a look.[6][1]
