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CSU Quarterback Chaos: Fourth Starter Looms
25 Nov
Summary
- Colorado State may field a fourth starting quarterback in 2025.
- Injuries and a player suspension have depleted QB options.
- Multiple transfer quarterbacks have previously played for CSU.
Colorado State's football program is navigating a tumultuous quarterback carousel, with the possibility of starting a fourth different player in 2025. Injuries and a recent suspension have left the team with a depleted depth chart heading into their final game against Air Force. Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi began the season as the starter but was replaced by Jackson Brousseau, who himself was later injured.
Darius Curry took over following Brousseau's injury but was suspended for spitting at an opponent. This situation leaves Tahj Bullock, a transfer with college experience, as the most likely candidate, with walk-on Tommy Poholsky and freshman Tyler Lewis as other potential options. The team's offensive struggles have been amplified by this instability.
As of November 25, 2025, the coaching staff is still assessing available players to determine the best strategy for the upcoming game. The program has seen six different players throw a pass this season, highlighting the extent of the quarterback changes and the unpredictable nature of the 2025 season for Colorado State.
