Temple’s versatile, high-efficiency QB-turned-special-teams weapon
Mike Frost’s Temple profile is more of a historical note than a current-season scouting report: in the 2002 season, he completed 13 of 26 passes for 172 yards and 2 touchdowns, and his career line at Temple was 622 passing yards with 5 touchdowns across 16 games.[1][2] His differentiator was versatility — he wasn’t just a quarterback, but also handled punting duties effectively in a 2002 win over Syracuse, showing composure and team-first utility that coaches love.[3] If you value adaptability, football IQ, and a player who can help in multiple phases, Frost fits the “do a little bit of everything” mold.[3]
