Former Wisconsin quarterback Tanner Mordecai plans to sign as an undrafted free agent with the San Francisco 49ers, per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. Mordecai enjoyed a six-year college career with three different programs before finishing up his final year with the Badgers.
The quarterback helped lead Wisconsin to a 7-6 finish in the inaugural season for coach Luke Fickell. He started 10 games to finish with 2,066 yards passing, nine touchdowns and fourth interceptions.
Mordecai began his college career at Oklahoma in 2018 and played three seasons in Norman as a backup before transferring to SMU. He finished his two years with the Mustangs with 7,152 yards passing, 72 touchdowns and 22 interceptions.
Mordecai helped SMU to rank among the top 15 passing offenses in the country both of his years in Dallas, including ranking No. 7 overall in 2022. He threw for a school record nine touchdowns in a matchup against Houston that season, including tying an NCAA record with seven TDs in the first half.
His first season with the Mustangs was the best of his career as he ranked 12th in the NCAA with 3,628 yards passing and fifth with 39 touchdowns. He earned second team All-AAC honors as his 41 total touchdowns broke an SMU school record.
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