mobile, strong-armed RedHawks QB with proven all-around production
In the 2006 season, Mike Kokal emerged as Miami (OH)’s second-year starter, pairing a strong arm with dangerous mobility and ranking 19th nationally in total offense at 245.1 yards per game; he also became the first Miami QB to lead the team in rushing since Ben Roethlisberger in 2001.[1] He looks like a fit for teams that want a dual-threat quarterback who can create outside the script, but his profile is still that of a quarterback whose best trait is playmaking, not pure pocket polish.[1][11]
