Proven UNI QB with big-play efficiency and comeback moxie
In his UNI career, Eric Sanders developed into a high-efficiency quarterback, finishing with 9,012 passing yards, 69 touchdowns, and a 69.6% completion rate, while also piling up 12 fourth-quarter or overtime comeback wins for a 35-8 record as a starter.[1][10] His differentiators were poise, accuracy, and late-game command rather than pure flash, and he was recognized as a finalist for the Walter Payton Award and the 2007 Gateway Offensive Player of the Year.[10] If you want a quarterback who can steady an offense, protect drives, and win tight games, Sanders fits the mold.[10][4]
