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According to a report on from The Draft Network’s Crissy Froyd, the Chargers are one of four teams whop have recently met with former Stanford and Mississippi State quarterback, K.J. Costello.
While this doesn’t necessarily move the needle for Chargers fans now that the franchise as their guy in Justin Herbert, it’s not unheard of for team’s to do their fair share of research on incoming quarterbacks, regardless of it being a need for not. For some, it’s a way to get a leg up on scouting opponents, should said quarterbacks find themselves starting in the NFL some day.
Former Mississippi State and Stanford QB KJ Costello has met with the Chargers, Saints, Patriots and Eagles.
— Crissy Froyd (@crissy_froyd) April 5, 2021
Will be interesting to see where he lands after a record-breaking start to the 2020 season and good pro day showings at San Jose State, Mississippi State.
Costello had a very unusual final collegiate season with the Bulldogs. In Week 1 against the defending national champions, he threw for 623 yards and five touchdowns with two interceptions in a wild victory. But from there, he managed just one more touchdown and a whopping nine picks across the other five games he participated in. Two weeks after beating LSU, he was losing his job to true freshman, Will Rogers.
Prior to MSU, Costello started 29 games in three years for Stanford. He left Palo Alto as a grad transfer after throwing for 6,151 yards, 49 touchdowns, and 18 interceptions.
UPSET IN DEATH VALLEY
— br_betting (@br_betting) September 26, 2020
Mississippi State (+450 ML) shocks the defending champs behind 623 yards and 5 TDs from K.J. Costello pic.twitter.com/Y1ICzCj0BI