Ryan Schuster’s dual-threat upside still makes him a sneaky problem for defenses
In the 2023 season, Schuster showed he can move the chains with both his arm and legs: he finished 43-for-78 for 406 passing yards with 2 touchdowns and 3 interceptions, and he also flashed as a runner, including a 4-yard score in the opener and a season that began with strong rookie-week honors in 2022. He’s the kind of QB who brings toughness, mobility, and early-drive energy; the main question is durability after a major leg injury in 2023, which makes him a high-upside but slightly volatile fit for a team that wants creativity and grit under center.
