Arizona State’s dual-threat engine with NFL buzz
Sam Leavitt is the kind of QB who makes a coordinator grin: in the 2025 season at Arizona State, he threw for 1,628 yards and 10 touchdowns while adding 300 rushing yards and 5 scores, showing real value as a creator when plays break down. Evaluators consistently point to his athleticism, arm strength, and growth curve as differentiators, with scouting notes praising his ability to throw on the move and extend plays. The caution flag is consistency—his accuracy and decision-making still need sharpening—but the upside is obvious for a team wanting a competitive, high-ceiling, dual-threat passer.
