Houston’s record-setting gunslinger with big-play polish
In the 2006 season, Kevin Kolb finished his Houston run as one of the Cougars’ most productive quarterbacks, piling up 12,964 career passing yards and 85 touchdowns while ranking among the program’s all-time stat leaders[14][15]. His calling card was efficiency and downfield confidence — he paired strong arm talent with enough mobility to keep plays alive, and his earlier seasons showed he could handle heavy volume without blinking[4][10]. The catch: his pro profile was defined by durability concerns later on, so the fit question comes down to whether a team wants a proven field general with legit production and a little injury-history baggage[1][2].
