Oct 29, 2009 -- 11:48AM, ★Blue Lightning★ ♥AKA Maryse's Lover♥ ★Also the #1 fan of "The Great One" Mitchy Leigh McCool★ wrote:

i hate MSU

Shouldn't. Coolest QB of all time and coolest PG of all time.

And don't forget about the millennium team "The Flintstones"! represent

Oct 29, 2009 -- 11:52AM, Craig wrote:

Oct 29, 2009 -- 11:39AM, Da Warrior wrote:

Oct 29, 2009 -- 11:37AM, Craig wrote:

I really don't give a sh**.

And that's why you never learn.

You're a a complete and total f**king moron.

"...back to the chalkboard."

Idiot.

I really need to copyright this phrase. Then you can't... Copy Me!

...back to the chalkboard

Oct 29, 2009 -- 11:55AM, Da Warrior wrote:

Oct 29, 2009 -- 11:52AM, Craig wrote:

Oct 29, 2009 -- 11:39AM, Da Warrior wrote:

Oct 29, 2009 -- 11:37AM, Craig wrote:

I really don't give a sh**.

And that's why you never learn.

You're a a complete and total f**king moron.

"...back to the chalkboard."

Idiot.

I really need to copyright this phrase. Then you can't... Copy Me!

...back to the chalkboard

No, what you need to do is not post football **** on a wrestling forum.

Oct 29, 2009 -- 11:36AM, Da Warrior wrote:

Stanton redshirted through Michigan State's 2002 campaign before serving as the #2 QB behind Jeff Smoker in 2003. In 2003, he also played on special teams where he made several impressive open field tackles. However, Stanton injured his knee in the Alamo Bowl against the University of Nebraska while covering a punt and had to undergo reconstructive surgery. After becoming the starter in 2004, Drew received regional and national praise for his play on the field and was also named an Academic All-American.

Going into his senior season (2006), Stanton had been mentioned as a potential Heisman Trophy candidate and had been listed as high as the #2 QB in the 2007 NFL Draft by ESPN[citation needed]. Despite not having any substantial injuries in his high school and early college years, Stanton suffered at least one significant injury in each of 2005, 2006 and 2007.

In 2006, Drew led the Spartans to the largest point margin comeback in NCAA Division I-A history. Against conference foe Northwestern University, he accounted for 331 total yards and three touchdowns, coming back from a 35 point third quarter deficit. He began his prime time performance with an 18-yard TD pass that touched off the improbable comeback. He later ran for a 12-yard score, and completed six straight passes before capping the game-tying march with a 9-yard strike with 3:43 remaining. Stanton eventually directed the drive that resulted in a game-winning field goal to complete a 41-38 victory.

For his career at MSU, Stanton completed 64% of his passes throwing for 6,524 yards, with 42 touchdowns and 28 interceptions while also rushing for another 1,512 yards and 15 touchdowns.

Stanton participated as a QB in the 2007 Senior Bowl, where he helped lead the North to victory. He was named the Offensive MVP for the North.


Stats:
YEAR CMP ATT YDS CMP% LNG TD INT SACKED
2003 2 3 39 66.7 31 0 0 1
2004 141 220 1601 64.1 57 8 6 4
2005 236 354 3077 66.7 75 22 12 23
2006 164 269 1807 61 46 12 10 19
TOTAL 543 846 6524 64 75 42 28 47

             Stanton was selected by the Detroit Lions with the 43rd overall pick in the 2007 NFL Draft. He was placed on season-ending Injured Reserve during training camp on August 3, 2007 after having knee surgery.

In 2008, Stanton sprained his thumb on his throwing arm during preseason, keeping him out the remainder of the preseason. After Jon Kitna was placed on IR, Stanton moved up to 2nd string QB, behind Dan Orlovsky.

Stanton made his NFL debut in a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars (entering in relief of Daunte Culpepper, whom the Lions had signed only days earlier after Orlovsky suffered a thumb injury). He threw a 1-yard touchdown on his first career passing attempt and finished the game having completed 6 of 8 pass attempts for 94 yards.


            Stanton is the son of Gaylord and Christine Stanton who are of jewish descent. He hosts his own website with a personal blog at www.drewstanton5.com. He is committed to charity work and created the high5ivefoundation in support of the Special Olympics and the Children's Miracle Network, his two favorite charities, among others. The name came from the number (5) on his Lions jersey and he says his goal is to have five major fundraisers per year. "This is truly a passion for me, and I try to get involved in the community as much as possible," he says. He is a member of the national fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Michigan State University. His agent is Drew Rosenhaus. Married to Kristen Schrock on June 27, 2009.[5] He graduated with a major in kinesiology.



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