
Dual-threat SJSU QB with upside, but the stat sheet is still light
Sean Flynn is listed as a San Jose State quarterback and is described by recruiting services as a dual-threat QB from Torrance, California, but the publicly available current-game production is limited, so the real draw is projection rather than proven volume[1][2]. What makes him interesting is the dual-threat label: that usually points to mobility, play-extension ability, and schematic flexibility, which can be a great fit if your offense wants a quarterback who can create outside structure instead of just living in the pocket[1]. If you need a polished, battle-tested statistical producer right now, the evidence isn’t there yet; if you want an athlete with developmental upside and some juice, Flynn is worth a closer look[1][2].