... college football season, it’s the importance of dual-threat players—specifically quarterbacks.

In an age where offense is king, a quarterback who can both throw and run is an incredibly valuable asset to any team.

It’s hard enough stopping the pass. When that same quarterback can take off and scramble for the first down or more, it’s virtually impossible to defend.

Now, not all quarterbacks have equal talent when it comes to the two skills. Some quarterbacks are much better passers who just happen to be able to run. Stanford’s Andrew Luck is a good example.

On the other hand, there are quarterbacks who are excellent runners who haven’t yet shown they have the passing skills to be a tr...

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