a dual-threat Rutgers QB whose best trait was command of the offense
Domenic Natale’s Rutgers profile is more about fit and feel than flashy volume: in the 2008 season, Rutgers used him as a quarterback who could “run our entire offense,” according to coach Greg Schiano, and reports framed him as a steady, versatile option rather than a pure highlight-reel passer. The biggest reason to care is his ability to manage an offense and provide added mobility, which can stabilize a system and keep defenses honest. If you want a smart, adaptable QB who can execute, he looks like the right kind of fit.
