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Undrafted QB Strand: Falcons' Secret Weapon?
11 May
Summary
- Jack Strand, an undrafted free agent, is competing for a reserve QB role.
- Strand set multiple passing records at Minnesota-Moorhead in Division II.
- Coach Stefanski sees potential but acknowledges a significant learning curve.
The Atlanta Falcons have added Jack Strand, an undrafted free agent, who will compete for the team's reserve quarterback position. Strand, a 21-year-old who spent four seasons at Minnesota-Moorhead, set numerous school records for passing yards and touchdowns. He concluded his college career with 13,161 passing yards and 126 touchdowns, leading his team to three consecutive winning seasons.
Listed at 6-foot-5 and 240 pounds with a strong arm, Strand possesses impressive physical attributes. Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski acknowledged Strand's intelligence and size during the draft process. However, Stefanski also highlighted the considerable learning curve any player faces when transitioning from Division II football to the NFL, a challenge Strand is expected to navigate with a positive attitude.
