Jack Coan was a 3-star prospect from West Sayville, NY. He committed to Wisconsin and their classic run first offense. He did nothing of note until his junior season where he only threw for 2,727 yards. The following preseason, Coan injured his foot in camp and he missed the entire year. The injury cost Coan the starting job, so he transferred to Notre Dame. At Notre Dame he found more success, leading the Irish to a nearly undefeated season. Their one regular season loss was against Cincinnati, which had NFL caliber talent like Sauce Gardner and Coby Bryant. Against NFL caliber defensive players, he only completed 63% of his passes for 114 yards and an interception.
At the Combine he underperformed in the 40, but looked explosive. NFL draft analysts have recently mentioned him as someone that could go higher in the draft than expected. He's not worth a draft pick in fantasy unless some piece of information comes out of the woodwork.
Jack Coan was an UDFA signed by Indianapolis following the NFL 2022 Draft. With Matt Ryan as the starter and Sam Ehlinger as the backup, Coan has his work cut out for him.
