Nathan Strock brings a proven dual-threat high-school résumé, but Kent State’s current QB picture is unclear
Strock’s defining trait is his efficiency under pressure: at Tri-Valley he piled up more than 7,000 passing yards and 1,700 rushing yards, with a junior year line of 34 touchdowns and just four interceptions, then 25 TDs and three picks as a senior. Kent State’s roster bio shows he redshirted in 2013 and made his first career appearance in 2014, but there is no reliable current college production in the provided sources, so he profiles more as a historical, high-upside, athletic quarterback example than a clearly documented current-impact option. Good fit if you want a QB who can create with both arm and legs and has already shown winner’s traits, less so if you need recent, trackable collegiate tape and volume stats.
