Taylor Elgersma, a standout quarterback from Wilfrid Laurier University, has been invited to the Green Bay Packers’ rookie minicamp. Elgersma had an impressive collegiate career, culminating in a 2024 season where he completed 73.8% of his passes for 4,252 yards and 35 touchdowns. His performance earned him the Hec Crighton Trophy, awarded to the most outstanding player in U Sports football. Notably, he became only the second U Sports player ever invited to the Senior Bowl, highlighting his potential to NFL scouts .
Standing at 6’5″ and weighing 227 pounds, Elgersma possesses the physical attributes desirable in an NFL quarterback. While he demonstrates strong decision-making and the ability to read defenses, scouts have noted areas for development, including mobility and pocket awareness. His invitation to the Packers’ minicamp provides an opportunity to showcase his skills and potential at the professional level.
🏈 Liam Kavanagh – University of Calgary
Liam Kavanagh, a quarterback from the University of Calgary, has signed with the Green Bay Packers as an undrafted free agent. Kavanagh’s collegiate achievements include being named the U SPORTS Player of the Year and earning First-Team All-Canadian honors for two consecutive years. He led the University of Calgary to the national championship game, demonstrating leadership and performance under pressure .
At 6’4″ and 220 pounds, Kavanagh brings size and athleticism to the quarterback position. His signing with the Packers reflects the team’s interest in developing talent and adds depth to their quarterback roster.
As of now, there are no reports of Canadian university quarterbacks being invited to the Buffalo Bills’ rookie minicamp. However, other Canadian players, such as kicker Alex McNulty from the University at Buffalo, have received invitations to attend both the Bills’ and Packers’ rookie minicamps .
The participation of Elgersma and Kavanagh in NFL rookie minicamps underscores the growing recognition of Canadian university football talent and their potential to compete at the professional level.
