Some quarterbacks look like projects. Jett Anderson looks like a plan already in motion. At 6-foot-3 with room still to fill out, the Smithson Valley signal-caller already carries himself with the kind of pocket poise that shows up on tape before the star ratings ever catch up to it. He's not a scrambler who happens to throw—he's a rhythm-and-timing passer first, someone who sets his feet, climbs the pocket, and delivers on schedule, then trusts his legs as a second option rather than leaning on them as a first. That's exactly the profile a run-first spread attack is built to feature: a…