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John Mateer vs Trinidad Chambliss — NFL Draft Comparison · Fanspeak

John Mateer

Oklahoma Sooners

QB · #10

Trinidad Chambliss

Ole Miss Rebels

QB · #6

2025 college season

2025 college season: John Mateer versus Trinidad Chambliss
John Mateer	Statistic	Trinidad Chambliss
2,885	Passing Yards	3,937 (leading value)
14	Passing TDs	22 (leading value)
11	Interceptions	3 (leading value)
62.2%	Completion %	66.1% (leading value)
431	Rushing Yards	527 (leading value)
8	Rushing TDs	8

Measurements

Measurements: John Mateer versus Trinidad Chambliss
John Mateer	Statistic	Trinidad Chambliss
6-1	Height	6-0
224 lb	Weight	205 lb

2027 draft projection

2027 draft projection: John Mateer versus Trinidad Chambliss
John Mateer	Statistic	Trinidad Chambliss
#136	Fanspeak rank	#63 (leading value)
QB 14	Position rank	QB 9 (leading value)
184.5	Average pick	112.4 (leading value)
919	Times drafted	1,879 (leading value)
54	Hype Score	68 (leading value)
112x	Most drafted to	263x

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John Mateer

Dean Kindig

21-34 and 3 TD (plus 2 rush TD), but 1 INT in 2025 scouted game vs Michigan; 14 for 30 2 TD vs Mizzou. Joe Dickinson QB Consultant for Bills, was College Coach at Oklahoma. RS-SOPHOMORE (2024): Named team captain. Manning Award Finalist. Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Semifinalist. Named to Davey O'Brien Award Watch List, Manning Award and Maxwell Award. Named Pac-12 Conference Offensive Top Performer. Started all 12 games. Completed 224-of-347 pass attempts (64.6%) for 3,139 yards and 29 touchdowns with seven interceptions. Rushed 178 times for 826 yards and 15 touchdowns. Finished regular season leading the country with 44 touchdowns responsible for. 3,965 yards of total offense. Recorded three fourth-quarter comeback wins. Set WSU single-season records for rush attempts by a quarterback (178), rushing yards by a quarterback (826) and rushing touchdowns by a quarterback (15), the second-most rushing touchdowns by any player. Had two 100-yards rushing games (197 - Texas Tech, 111 – San Jose State). Had a rush TD and pass TD in 10 games. Only quarterback in the country with 20+ touchdown passes and 10+ rushing touchdowns. 38 carries of 10+yards and 11 of 20+yards. Had 55 missed tackles forced. The Sooners recently brought on Lake Dawson to their front office staff under Jim Nagy as Sr. Asst GM. After OK loss, HC spoke of need to work on "sustaining drives, sustaining effort, sustaining physicality and keeping the ball moving". Not a good sign.

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Trinidad Chambliss

Dean Kindig

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.