Former Auburn QB, now a versatile playmaker with proven dual-threat juice
Kiehl Frazier’s most notable trait is his dual-threat skill set: after transferring from Auburn, he became an efficient producer at Ouachita Baptist, completing over 60% of his passes for 1,494 yards with a 13-3 TD-INT ratio in one season, while also contributing as a runner in key moments.[1][5] He brings experience, toughness, and a competitive edge, with a background that includes shifting roles rather than hiding from them.[3][5] For a team, the appeal is a player who has shown adaptability and the ability to make plays in multiple ways, especially if you value football IQ and flexibility over pure flash.[1][3]
