South Dakota’s rugged dual-threat QB built on toughness, not just box-score shine
At South Dakota, Chris Streveler stood out as a dual-threat quarterback with real juice, finishing his Coyotes career with 6,081 passing yards, 54 passing touchdowns, 1,543 rushing yards, and 20 rushing touchdowns; his game was defined by mobility, competitiveness, and a physical edge that made him a nightmare in space. He wasn’t just productive—he brought a hard-nosed, fearless style that teammates and coaches could trust, which is exactly why he translated from college playmaker to pro quarterback and gadget threat.
