Dual-Threat MSU QB with Big-Play Legs
Stanton stood out at Michigan State as a dual-threat quarterback whose best differentiator was his rushing impact: in the 2004 season, he ran for 687 yards and 5 touchdowns, the second-best single-season rushing total by a Spartan quarterback, while also throwing for 1,601 yards, 8 TDs, and 6 INTs. He added value in big moments and could stress defenses with his mobility, toughness, and playmaking when the pocket broke down. If you want a QB who can extend plays and create offense with his legs, he’s a strong fit.
