Explosive dual-threat talent, but durability is the big question
In 2025 at Oklahoma State, Hauss Hejny flashed real juice in a tiny sample: 5-for-10 passing for 96 yards and a touchdown, plus 27 rushing yards and a score before a season-ending foot injury stopped his momentum. He’s a live-arm, mobile quarterback who can threaten defenses with both his legs and his ability to create off-script, but the injury history and transfer movement make his profile feel volatile. If you want upside and spark, he’s intriguing; if you need a steady, proven year-long starter, the sample size is still very small.
