Those who watched Brady Cook last season could see that his strength as a quarterback lay within his legs. While a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder certainly hindered his passing abilities, it was very clear from the jump that Brady cooked when he was on the move.
The first game against Louisiana Tech gave viewers an appetizer of what Cook could do on the ground, as his 61 rushing yards and a rushing score excited and electrified. However, the main course wasn’t served until the end of the regular season, when Cook racked up a combined 315 rushing yards against Tennessee, New Mexico State and Arkansas.