dual-threat quarterback who gave Davidson production as a runner and passer
Blanchard’s clearest differentiator was his dual-threat value: in 2010 at Davidson, he played in all 10 games, made eight starts at quarterback, threw for 830 yards and 3 touchdowns, and added 485 rushing yards and 4 rushing scores, finishing second on the team in rushing. That profile suggests a QB who can stress defenses with his legs as well as manage the offense, which matters for teams that want mobility, toughness, and playmaking outside structure. The available info is limited, so there is no strong evidence here on passing polish, injury history, or current form beyond that season’s production.[1]
