Baumgartner is a rising dual threat QB amongst Colorado’s passers. Measures in at 6’2 175-ponds. Last season, he threw 86/169 for 1072 yards, 50.9% completion rate, 6 TDs, 7 INT, 44 carries for 159 yards with 6 touchdowns. Baumgartner displays very good balance, good change of direction, acceleration, and speed. Displays a quick release with good throw power. He has good pocket presence. Stays poised under pressure and sheds sacks with his balance and frame. Has very good progression speed to find the open man. Good ball placement skills. Baumgartner will use his feet to gain yards on the ground and extend plays. If no one’s open, he will run around for the first down. If he limits his turnovers, he will be a force to be reckon with.

Baumgartner has prototypical size for a quarterback measuring in at 6’2 175-pounds. He went 86/169 for 1072 yards with a 50.9% completion rate, 6 TDs, 7 INTs, 44 carries for 159 yards with 6 touchdowns. A dual threat presence on the field. Good athletic ability due to very good balance, good acceleration, speed, and solid change of direction. Good throw power with a quick release. Baumgartner has good ball placement skills and very good progression speed. If all his receivers are covered, he’ll use his scramble ability to gain the first down for his offense. He has a high ceiling, and I’m looking forward to seeing him reach it.

Baumgartner is a dual-threat lefty quarterback who showed his ability to impact the game with his legs, scoring six rushing touchdowns this season. He threw for 1,072 yards with six touchdowns and seven interceptions, operating primarily in the short to intermediate passing game. Baumgartner will focus on limiting turnovers and becoming more consistent as a passer moving forward. With a full offseason to gain comfort in the system and build stronger chemistry with his skill players, he has a clear path to elevating his production. His athleticism and experience make him a quarterback to monitor closely.