Dual-Threat QB With Big-Game Grit, But Injury Red Flags
Trevor Knight’s selling point at Texas A&M was his dual-threat playmaking and composure in high-pressure games, especially as a runner who could tilt a contest with his legs as well as his arm. In 2016, he was named the Aggies’ starting quarterback and delivered notable SEC wins, including a 5-touchdown performance against Tennessee, but his throwing-shoulder injury later ended his regular season early. If you want a QB with toughness, athletic upside, and proven big-game flashes, Knight fit the mold; durability was the main concern.
