Ex-Kansas State quarterback Will Howard transferring to Ohio State

Former Kansas State quarterback Will Howard announced his transfer to Ohio State, replacing Kyle McCord and bringing experience and NFL potential.

Former Kansas State quarterback Will Howard has announced his decision to transfer to Ohio State, giving the Buckeyes a replacement for Kyle McCord, who is transferring to Syracuse. Howard, who made the announcement on his social media channels, has one season of eligibility remaining after a successful tenure as the Wildcats' starter. With Kansas State expected to turn over its offense to five-star prospect Avery Johnson, Howard decided to enter the transfer portal and ultimately chose Ohio State over Miami and Southern California.

Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing over 240 pounds, Howard possesses prototypical NFL size and has demonstrated a strong arm and the ability to run. With 27 starts under his belt, he has thrown for 5,786 yards and 48 touchdowns throughout his career, providing the Buckeyes with valuable experience. Ohio State missed out on the College Football Playoff and had to start Devin Brown in the Cotton Bowl after McCord's departure. However, Brown left the game with a sprained ankle, leading to Lincoln Kienholz taking over in a 14-3 loss to Missouri.

Howard's decision to transfer to Ohio State comes after leading Kansas State to a victory in the 2022 Big 12 title game and a successful appearance in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. With his experience and skill set, Howard is poised to make an impact for the Buckeyes as they look to bounce back from a disappointing end to their season.

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