Nathan Rourke, a Canadian quarterback has reportedly been waived by the Jacksonville Jaguars. This report about Nathan Rourke were revealed by reliable sources.
Nathan Rourke has been exceptional and had a way better season with a sixty-six(66) percent of accurate passes, thus 23 out of 35 attempted. Nathan Rourke had no interceptions, hence, zero(0).
Nathan Rourke made waves and headlines after his incredible game where he had numerous incredible and excellent touchdown passes against Dallas Cowboys, where he also broke a few of attempted tackles.
His spectacular performance against the Dallas Cowboys amassed the spotlight of Mahome Patrick.
Nathan Rourke earned an exceptional praise from Doug Pederson, the head coach after a mesmerizing game against the Detroit Lions. Nathan Rourke was awesome and made magical moments against the Detroit Lions.
During last weekend (Saturday), Nathan Rourke was expected to participate in the game against the Miami Dolphins but unfortunately he was waived after he had a drive to an opposing player.
The Jacksonville Jaguars has clearly made it known that Nathan Rourke, the 25-year old quarterback will not be a backup for Lawrence Trevor.
His position as a backup was given to Beathard. Beathard had just signed a contract extension with the Jacksonville Jaguars for two more years. In 352 yards, Beathard has a 60.4 % pass attempts with two interceptions during the preseason.
During the 2022 CFL season, Nathan Rourke was exceptionally brilliant. Regarding the 3,349 yards, Nathan managed to complete a total of seventy-eight point seven (79.7) percent attempts of passing. Nathan Rourke had ten interceptions and twenty five (25) touchdowns in the ten games he played.
Nathan Rourke is the first ever quarterback to win the Most Outstanding Canadian award in the league. The last time a quarterback won this Canadian award was 1980.
Nathan played at the University of Ohio from the years 2017 to 2019 where he left a remarkable mark. He had twenty great interceptions and also sixty touchdowns.
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