Dual-threat QB whose best trait is impact beyond the box score
Trevor Wooden is a Missouri State quarterback with a proven dual-threat profile: in 2011, he was named Missouri Valley Football Offensive Player of the Week after producing 272 yards of total offense, averaging 23.8 yards per completion, and helping spark the Bears’ first win of the season. His value is in how he creates explosives as both a passer and runner, not just raw passing volume. Based on the available record, he profiles as a high-upside, playmaking fit for a team that wants a QB who can stress defenses in multiple ways.
