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Dealing With Syracuse QB Shrader's Legs A Tough Task for UNC Football


Saturday, North Carolina's defense must deal with the best running quarterback it has faced this season, and might all fall, in Syracuse’s Garrett Shrader. Think of the 6-foot-4, 225-pounder as a QB with running back balance and cutting ability and old-school fullback toughness. He will plow through a defender, get back up, and do it again on the next play. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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Dealing With Syracuse QB Shrader's Legs A Tough Task for UNC Football


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