Experienced QB depth with a steady, limited-track-record profile
Andrew Haidet brings veteran quarterback depth to Northern Illinois, but the on-field résumé is modest: at Houston Baptist/HCU, he completed 23 of 57 passes for 348 yards with 3 touchdowns and 3 interceptions in 11 career games, and he also showed some rushing ability with a touchdown run in 2020.[3][4] His value is more about experience, system familiarity, and being a dependable backup/spot option than high-volume production, so he makes sense if a team wants a low-drama, know-the-job quarterback room addition rather than a polished, game-changing starter.[3][4]
