Prototypical arm talent, but a legacy QB rather than a current Sam Houston fit
Bomar was a big-armed, pro-style quarterback at Sam Houston who finished as the program’s all-time passing leader with 5,564 yards in 19 games and 6,159 yards of total offense, which shows real production and command when he was on the field.[1][6] He measured 6-foot-2, 225 pounds and was drafted by the Giants in 2009, underscoring NFL-caliber physical traits.[2][5] The key context: he is a former player, so this is not a current roster evaluation—more a historical profile of a productive, physically imposing QB than a live team fit.[1][5]
