BYU’s Matt Berry: efficient, compact-armed, and a sneaky program staple
Matt Berry’s BYU profile is built on efficiency and savvy: in the 2003 season, he threw for 1,445 yards, and over his BYU career he completed 60.8% of his passes with 15 touchdowns and 2,994 passing yards. He wasn’t a pure volume cannon, but he brought steadiness, decent processing, and enough mobility to keep drives alive, which is the kind of understated quarterback value coaches love. If you want a polished, low-drama signal-caller who can manage an offense, Berry fits the bill; if you’re hunting a high-end dual-threat ceiling, this isn’t that lane.
