Ryan Egolf brings efficient backup QB upside for Duquesne
Ryan Egolf showed he could step in and move the offense, most notably in 2014 when he entered against Sacred Heart and went 17-for-29 for 199 yards and 3 touchdowns, while his spring-practice reps suggest Duquesne trusted him to handle the snaps and attack downfield. His differentiator is poise in relief and willingness to work the intermediate game, which makes him valuable if your team needs a quarterback who can execute quickly and keep the offense on schedule. If you value experience, composure, and a ready-made depth option, he fits.
