Dual-Threat Kansas State QB Known for Poise, Production and Clutch DNA
Skylar Thompson’s Kansas State profile was built on efficiency, toughness and playmaking, finishing his Wildcats career with 7,134 passing yards, 42 passing touchdowns, 1,087 rushing yards and 26 rushing scores while setting school marks as the only player with 6,000 passing yards and 1,000 rushing yards in a career.[2][6] He stood out for late-game composure, engineering six fourth-quarter touchdown drives, and for the broader impact of a high-IQ, team-first leader who also earned major academic honors.[4][6] His fit is strongest for teams wanting a calm, mobile QB who can extend plays and handle pressure.[4][6]