Trey Lance is mystery man of 2021 NFL Draft: ‘A lot of questions’
NY Post
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When you come out of a North Dakota State and you play one game and one game only there in 2020 as a redshirt sophomore because COVID wrecked the schedule, you are The Mystery Man of the 2021 Quarterback Class, and one of the Mystery Men of the 2021 NFL Draft. You are Trey Lance. You are 6-foot-3, 226 pounds and you are big trouble when you leave the pocket and run like the wind and you can throw the hell out of the ball. You are a natural-born leader and you dominated the FCS as 2019 offensive player of the year and it is still not enough to check all the boxes.
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