Dual-threat spark who turned Elon’s offense into a weekly problem
In the 2025 season at Elon, Landen Clark emerged as a high-upside dual-threat quarterback, throwing for 2,321 yards, 18 touchdowns and 8 interceptions while adding 614 rushing yards and 11 scores on the ground.[7][10] His calling card is playmaking: he can stress defenses as both a runner and passer, and Elon’s own preseason notes labeled him a former CAA Co-Offensive Rookie of the Year before his transfer to LSU.[7][15] If you want a QB who brings juice, mobility and red-zone chaos, he’s your guy; if you need a pure pocket statue, swipe left.
