Former Holy Cross QB who brought poise and a workable deep ball
Arthur Grutt’s Holy Cross résumé points to a quarterback who could settle in and deliver when the moment got noisy: in the 2001 season, he completed 31 of 63 passes for 348 yards and 2 touchdowns, and he also flashed comeback ability with a 37-yard TD strike in relief during Holy Cross’s rally vs. Bucknell[1][4]. He wasn’t a volume stat monster, but his best trait was steady game management plus enough arm talent to hit the explosive play. The clear fit? A team that values composure, accuracy, and situational poise over empty-calorie highlight hunting[1][4].
