Big-armed Army QB with leadership upside and option-fit poise
Pevoto’s profile at Army is built around size, arm strength, and leadership; he was described by coaches and media as a strong-armed passer with surprising running ability and command of the offense, and he was listed as the starter in the 2006 season before injuries later interrupted his availability[1][2][3]. In the 2006 season, he showed flashes as a dual-threat Army quarterback, including a 22-of-12, 140-yard passing outing against Rice and a 2-yard rushing score, which underscores a fit for a run-heavy, option-based attack that values toughness and decision-making more than pure volume stats[4][5].
