Andrew Walter is a National Football League quarterback who plays for the Oakland Raiders. Walter was reportedly scheduled to start the November 9, 2008, game as the Raiders face the Carolina Panthers, in place of injured quarterback JaMarcus Russell.ESPN.com: Source: Raiders likely to start Walter in place of injured Russell
Football Career
Walter played his college football career with the Arizona State Sun Devils, breaking numerous school and Pac-10 records for passing, offensive yards and career touchdowns. After college, Walter was drafted 69th overall by the Raiders in 2005. In his first three seasons in the NFL, he played in 13 games throwing for 1,715 yards, three touchdowns and 13 interceptions.NFL.com: Andrew Walter Career Stats
Andrew Walter Vital Stats
- Mahalo's Guide to the Oakland Raiders
- NFL.com: Career Stats
- Height: 6-6
- Weight: 230
- Rookie Year: 2005
References
Fast Facts
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Full name
Andrew Scott Walter
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Born
May 11, 1982
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Birthplace
Scottsdale, Arizona
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Height
6'6"
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Weight
230 lbs
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Position
Quarterback
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High school
Grand Junction High School in Colorado
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College
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Major
Communications
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Selected as a third-round pick, 69th overall, in the 2005 NFL draft
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Named to The Sporting News freshman all-Pac-10 team
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Finalist for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award as a senior in college
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Holds the ASU record for completions, attempts and touchdowns/interception percentage
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Father, Randy Walter, played baseball at Arizona State University
