Bucknell’s dual-threat QB with a history of burst and toughness
Andrew Lair’s strongest calling card is dual-threat juice: in the 2006 season, he flashed a 176-yard total-offense game and added rushing scores, while also showing decent efficiency as a passer and no interceptions in early action[1][8]. He’s the kind of quarterback who can punish defenses with his legs, extend plays, and bring a little chaos in a good way — but his résumé also shows an injury interrupting his opener, so durability is part of the fit conversation[8]. If a team wants a mobile, competitive QB who can create off-script, Lair is interesting; if it needs a pure pocket surgeon, the fit is less obvious[1][8].
