Dual-Threat Rattler Who Can Bend a Game
Curtis Pulley is best known for his electric dual-threat style at Florida A&M, where in the 2009 season he repeatedly flipped games with big rushing totals and efficient passing, including a 358-yard total-offense outing against Norfolk State and a 353-yard performance in a win over Norfolk State earlier that fall[9][13]. He’s a dangerous fit if a team wants a quarterback who can extend plays, punish defenses with his legs, and stay poised in high-leverage moments; the knock is that his most notable production came in 2008–2009, so the key question is whether that playmaking translates to a modern QB room[8][14].
