An NFL of rotating QBs, Easton Stick is still standing

An NFL of rotating QBs frames Easton Stick’s role as a veteran quarterback who has endured frequent turnover while remaining in the league. The former North Dakota State standout arrived in the NFL in July 2019 and returned this Wednesday to Fargo for his annual Easton Stick QB Clinic at the Nodak Insurance Football Performance Complex, a camp for high school and college quarterbacks. The article says Stick signed a free agent deal earlier this month with the Indianapolis Colts, his third NFL team and his eighth season overall. He is set to turn 31 in the fall and has started four games, appearing in six with 112 completions on 175 attempts and three touchdowns. Stick credits time in different offensive systems in recent seasons, including the Atlanta Falcons and the Los Angeles Chargers, for helping his overall approach. He also emphasized adapting his training as he ages and highlighted his reunion with Colts head coach Shane Steichen, his quarterback coach and offensive coordinator in 2019 and 2020 with the Chargers. Stick’s camp runs one day for 50 quarterbacks.