EMU’s big-play, all-purpose QB with a proven workhorse résumé
Matt Bohnet was the engine of Eastern Michigan’s offense in the 2004 and 2005 seasons, combining volume passing with sneaky run game value; in the 2005 season he threw for 2,181 yards and 14 touchdowns while adding 250 rushing yards and 2 scores, and in the 2004 season he posted 2,807 passing yards, 21 passing TDs, and 424 total plays for a high-usage, high-moxy profile[4][6][7]. He stands out for toughness, durability, and dual-threat versatility rather than flash, and his academic honors plus starter-level production suggest a steady, team-first quarterback who can keep an offense on schedule and create when things break down[4][6].
