big-arm Idaho State quarterback with a boom-or-bust passing profile
In the 2009 season, Kyle Blum showed the kind of risk-reward arm talent that can change a game fast: Idaho State described him as a strong-armed quarterback who could open up the offense, and he flashed that upside with a 234-yard, 2-touchdown first half against Weber State before the game slipped away. His biggest differentiator was aggressiveness—when he’s on, the ball jumps; when he’s off, turnovers can pile up, as seen in his rough opener versus Arizona State. He’s a fit for teams that want vertical shots and aren’t scared of volatility.
