The Shape of Sprint:QB

Pocket Sniper

These quarterbacks excel at throwing the ball with accuracy and precision. These guys typically aren’t too mobile and prefer to slice up defenses from the pocket. They may use their legs to take advantage of a opportunity but you wont catch them gashing defenses on the ground. Their IQ, accuracy, and poise makes them dangerous to opposing teams. They come in different sizes, but all possess some common traits that make them efficient pocket passers.

(CSFL) Chestnut Hill College 16-19 QB Mike Marino 4726yards 51TD

Marino ended his career as Chestnut Hill’s all-time leader in passing yards and touchdowns. The Griffins former signal caller is also top 5 all time in sprint football history in both of these categories. Marino made a career out of making accurate and timely throws when his team needed it most. Marino often chipped away at defenses in the short game before taking deep shots down the field. He was also known to pick up a first down or two with his legs if the opportunity presented itself. Marino is one of the most efficient passers to come through the game during his era.

(CSFL) Army 15-18 QB Keegan West 4627yards 52TD

Keegan West is the second of his family name to have a great career in sprint football. Now head coach Mark West had a great career at Army in the late 80’s early 90’s and his younger brother Kyle is now at the helm for the Black Knights. This West made his career by being a sharp passer. West had the arm to make throws on all three levels. His talent was able to maximize the full extent of the Army offense. West is another top talent that was a must mention name during his era.

(CSFL) Army 09-12 Javier Sustaita 4204yards 55TD

Sustaita left the game as one of the top passers we have ever seen. He was able to take the Army offense to its peak level. Sustaita made throws all over the field in just about every situation you could imagine. He was able to push the ball and attack defenses vertically or hit screens and short passes with precision and touch. Sustaita could also get his team some quick yards or easy opportunity touchdowns in the redzone using his legs. The Army great is one of the best quarterbacks to ever come through sprint football.