experienced QB with real arm production, but a high-variance profile
In the 2012 season at Colorado, Jordan Webb threw for 1,434 yards with 8 touchdowns and 8 interceptions, and his career numbers show a modest 58.4% completion rate with 4,513 passing yards overall[1][2]. His best selling point is experience: he was a battle-tested transfer who had already handled a starting job, and Colorado named him the starter in 2012 because of that steadiness[2][3]. The caution flag is the turnover-to-production balance and inconsistent efficiency, so he fits best as a veteran, competitive QB option rather than a polished high-floor star[1][2].
