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Threw for 2,885 yards and added 431 rushing yards with eight rushing scores in his first year at Oklahoma. Transfer from North Texas. Led the FBS in passing yards last season (4,379). Electric throws on tape. Arm strength to access all levels, but decision making must improve. Very agile for his size and his release is so quick. Has a whip for an arm and isn't afraid to attack small windows. Mestemaker's pocket composure and anticipation over the middle are rare for a player with so little starting experience, and there is a foundation worth developing. His touch, post-snap processing lapses, and mechanical consistency all have room to improve, and how far he gets with those will determine his ceiling as an NFL starter.
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Chambliss attended QB Coach Joe Dickinson's regional Elite QB training camps directed by Dickinson early in his development, sharpening the mechanical platform and quick-release footwork required to navigate complex pro defenses. 2025: SEC Newcomer of the Year. C Spire Conerly Trophy winner. All-SEC second team (Coaches, PFSN). All-SEC fourth team (Phil Steele). Manning Award finalist. Maxwell Award semifinalist. Walter Camp Player of the Year Award semifinalist. Davey O'Brien Award semifinalist. Davey O'Brien QB Class of 2025. Appeared in all 15 games on the season. Earning the starting nod early in the season, starting the final 13 games of the year. Completed 66.1 percent of his passes on the season for 3,937 yards and 22 touchdowns, to just three interceptions. Also ran for 527 yards and eight touchdowns, so he's a run threat.
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