Justin Keller

The quarterback appeared in nine games for the Jumbos...Completed 53 passes on 88 attempts for 495 yards and two touchdowns...Opened the season with 12 completions for 143 yard with a 63.2% completion percentage in a 13-0 victory versus Bowdoin...Completed 12 throws on 17 attempts and rushed for 57 yards in a 22-20 win over Wesleyan...Made a season-high 19 completions for 171 yards and a touchdown along with 49 rushing yards in a 30-14 loss to Amherst...Tufts finished the season with a 4-5 record The quarterback appeared in three games for the Jumbos...Rushed for 38 yards on eight attempts and a touchdown...Opened the season with 27 rushing yards and a touchdown in a 27-24 win over Williams...Tufts finished the season with a 7-2 record Member of Tufts' 2023 team that went 6-3 and finished third in the NESCAC. Was a three-sport star for the Tigers of Ridgefield High School...three-year letter winner in football, basketball and baseball, starting for three years in football at quarterback...also started for baseball for two seasons...was football team captain as a junior and senior...named as team MVP as a senior...named All-FCIAC as a junior and senior in both football and baseball...threw for 4158 yards while rushing for nearly 500 yards...school record holder in passing yards, while also scoring 45 total touchdowns...High Honor Roll all four years...CIAC Scholar Athlete Award in 2022-23...NFF Scholar Athlete Award as well in 2022. Parents Jeff and Kathy...has three siblings, Ryan, Rachel and Jason...father played football at Cal Poly...brother Ryan played football at Curry College...brother Jason played rugby at Bentley...undeclared major...chose Tufts for the "top tier culture both athletically and academically along with an amazing staff of coaches."