Texas State's Dual-Threat QB with MVP Pedigree and Coach's Trust
Tyler Vitt, Texas State's three-year starting QB, stands out as a dual-threat leader who threw for 2,501 yards and 25 TDs while rushing for 1,030 yards and 8 TDs in his senior year (2016), earning District 26-6A MVP honors. Unlike pure passers, Vitt combines elite arm strength with explosive running ability, a trait that keeps him ahead of backup Brady McBride per Coach Jake Spavital. His intensity, team-first personality (2021 AFCA Good Works nominee), and proven resilience make him a high-fit QB for teams needing a leader who elevates both offense and culture—no major injury history reported, just consistent, game-changing intensity.
