Former Eastern Washington QB with Solid Spring-Game Production
Anthony Vitto showed usable backup-quarterback traits at Eastern Washington, including a 10-of-15, 72-yard outing with an 8-yard rushing touchdown in the Red-White Spring Game and 19-of-35 passing across three spring scrimmages, suggesting a player who could function as a steady, movement-capable option rather than a high-ceiling spread star.[2] His value is more about practicality than flash: he has demonstrated he can handle live reps and add something as a runner, but the available public data is limited and mostly from his 2013-era roster and spring work, so there is no strong evidence of major current-college impact.[2][5]
