efficient dual-threat flashes, but still a small sample at USC
Longstreet showed early 2025 efficiency for USC, completing 13 of 15 passes for 103 yards, 1 passing touchdown, and 0 interceptions while also adding 76 rushing yards and 2 rushing scores through three games, which points to a QB who can create plays both in and out of structure.[1][5] His biggest differentiator is dual-threat versatility: he can stress defenses with his legs, keep drives alive, and turn limited touches into real production, a trait backed by a strong high-school résumé as a high-volume passer and runner.[4] The main caution is sample size—he has shown promise, but evaluators still need a larger body of college work to judge consistency, processing, and durability.[1][2]
