Isaiah Marshall wins Kansas QB1 job as a dynamic dual-threat with upside
In the 2026 season, Isaiah Marshall enters as Kansas’ starting quarterback after winning a camp battle, and the buzz is about his athletic “different factor” more than raw volume stats. A redshirt sophomore, he’s viewed as a speedy dual-threat who can stress defenses with his legs and fit Kansas’ run-game creativity, making him a compelling Jalon Daniels successor. The fit is intriguing if you want mobility, toughness, and upside; the swing factor is whether his first-time-starting profile translates cleanly against better defenses.
