veteran Vanderbilt QB with a proven arm and transfer polish
Austyn Carta-Samuels stood out at Vanderbilt as a veteran, accurate quarterback who earned the starting job and brought real SEC-level experience after transferring from Wyoming; in his 2013 season for the Commodores, he completed 193 of 281 passes for 2,268 yards, 11 touchdowns and nine interceptions, while CBS Sports noted he won the job in spring and fall camps and was hitting 66% of his throws for more than 8.5 yards per attempt before injury intervened.[2][3][4] He’s the kind of fit you care about if you want a composed, seasoned passer who can lead an offense and manage the room, though his injury history is part of the evaluation.[4][7]
