Evan Simon News, Rumors, Updates - Temple Owls

Carries offense in loss Simon completed 28 of his 49 passes for 300 yards and a 1:2 TD:INT ratio during Saturday's 27-10 loss to Iowa. He also netted zero yards across four rushes.

Impact Simon averaged his second-highest yards per attempt (6.1), though he finished with a season-low 57.1 completion percentage while attempting a career-high 49 passes. The sophomore once again played as the Scarlet Knights' lone signal-caller as Gavin Wimsatt (undisclosed) and Noah Vedral (undisclosed) were ultimately unable to play in Saturday's road loss. Simon also tossed two interceptions against the Hawkeyes' suffocating pass defense, including a 45-yard pick six to put his team down 7-3 in the first quarter. Should Wimsatt and Vedral remain out, the 6-foot-3 passer will once again serve as Rutgers' lone option under center against the Buckeyes' revamped defense next week.

SEPTEMBER 26, 2022 • ROTOWIRE

Plays as lone quarterback Saturday Simon completed nine of his 15 passses for 52 yards and netted four yards on five carries during Saturday's 16-14 win against Temple.

Impact Simon played as the Scarlet Knights' lone option at quarterback after dual-threat signal-caller Gavin Wimsatt (undisclosed) went down with an apparent injury during the first quarter of Saturday's narrow win. As a result, the 6-foot-3 passer took a minimal role in Rutgers' woeful offensive performance against the Owls (201 total team yards on 58 plays from scrimmage). Simon could stand to once again serve as his team's exclusive passer while facing defensive juggernaut Iowa this coming Saturday, as Wimsatt and 2021 starter Noah Vedral (undisclosed) are both considered game-time decisions heading into Week 4.

SEPTEMBER 20, 2022 • ROTOWIRE

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