CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard Football quarterback Jaden Craig has been named a Phil Steele FCS Midseason All-American. The senior enters the Crimson's game vs. Merrimack as a fourth-team All-American.
 
Hailing from Montclair, New Jersey, Craig has thrown for 1,010 yards and 10 touchdowns on 74-of-108 passing. His .685 completion percentage is the 13^th highest in the country, while his passing efficiency (175.8; 8^th), passing yards per game (252.5; 12^th), passing yards per completion (13.65; 13^th) and total offense (256.8; 14^th) numbers rank among the nation's elite. What is impressive is that Craig has accumulated his stats while playing in just 12 of 16 possible quarters, following explosive first halves at Stetson and Holy Cross.
 
For his career, Craig has passed for 4,215 yards and 37 touchdowns, putting him within reach of the school record in both categories. Neil Rose '03 currently sits atop both charts after throwing for 5,949 yards and 41 TDs.
 
The Crimson returns to action on Saturday when Merrimack visits Tim Murphy Field at Harvard Stadium. Kickoff is slated for noon ET with the game airing live on ESPN+. Fans in attendance will receive a free replica jersey, while supplies last. Tickets are available at GoCrimson.com.