[StanUSwagU]

Maybe because he's not that good?

Per ESPN, Mendoza ranked 53rd amongst D1 QBs in QBR at 64.2.  To be fair, that's higher than #84 Ashton Daniels whose QBR was 50.2, but he was a middle-of-the-road QB.

BC

Hi BostonCard,

(1) Yep, you answered the question correctly.

(2) No one is claiming Fernando is the next 'Patrick Mahomes' ...but as your research (above) into the QB statistics/ratings shows, he would be a solid improvement to the performances of Stanford QBs over the last 2 years.

(3) And isn't looking for opportunities to improve the QBs on the Roster (via the transfer portal) something important & vital to the 'overall plan' on improving the Football Teams performance ?

(4) Plus, presumably after working with Andrew Luck on the field, during an 'offseason', .... Fernando would become better than the existing 'QB metrics/statistics' you referenced.

[StanUSwagU]

Maybe because he's not that good?

Per ESPN, Mendoza ranked 53rd amongst D1 QBs in QBR at 64.2.  To be fair, that's higher than #84 Ashton Daniels whose QBR was 50.2, but he was a middle-of-the-road QB.

BC

Hi BostonCard,

(1) Yep, you answered the question correctly.

(2) No one is claiming Fernando is the next 'Patrick Mahomes' ...but as your research (above) into the QB statistics/ratings shows, he would be a solid improvement to the performances of Stanford QBs over the last 2 years.

(3) And isn't looking for opportunities to improve the QBs on the Roster (via the transfer portal) something important & vital to the 'overall plan' on improving the Football Teams performance ?

(4) Plus, presumably after working with Andrew Luck on the field, during an 'offseason', .... Fernando would become better than the existing 'QB metrics/statistics' you referenced.