Nathan Enderle Scouting Report

Nathan Enderle was thrown into the fire as a redshirt freshman in 2007. The quarterback performed admirably, but the result was a 1-11 season for the Vandals. Enderle ended up completing just 44.3 percent of his attempts and was picked off 18 times. Enderle and Idaho both improved in 2008. The team doubled their win total and reached a hefty two and Enderle boosted his completion percentage to 54.3 and threw more touchdowns than interceptions.

It was in 2009 when Enderle led the Vandals to great things. The Vandals topped off their 7-5 campaign with a victory over Bowling Green in the Humanitarian Bowl, reaching their first bowl game since 1998. The development of Enderle was certainly a key part of that success. The quarterback once again improved his completion percentage and this time threw 22 touchdowns and just nine interceptions. That was Enderle's big year, since only three other starters returned on offense to join Enderle in 2010.

Enderle's 6-5, 233 pound frame is what makes him a quality late round quarterback. However, 6-5 appears to be a little generous and 6-4 is probably more accurate, but either way Enderle has the size and experience to step into an NFL team and be a quality third quarterback right away.