Cam Dyer Breaks Down First Healthy Spring With Arizona State

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Dyer Learned Much From 2025 Season

Dyer spoke about how much he learned from Sam Leavitt and Jeff Sims during his freshman season, and how he carried that into year two in Tempe.

"It taught me a lot. Seeing that, and watching that film last year and being able to digest it in the offseason has been big for me," Dyer said.

Leavitt's departure was unceremonious, but he left an imprint on the program nonetheless, while Sims' loyalty to Arizona State was more than commendable. It's clear that both played a role in Dyer's development. Dyer also credited head coach Kenny Dillingham and OC Marcus Arroyo for being quarterback-friendly, which has eased his continued progression after being fully cleared to return from a knee injury a few months ago.

Quarterback Room Has Unified Quickly

Dyer mentioned that Arizona State's newly formed quarterback room has grown closer in recent months, noting that the position group started a group chat as the room began to take shape.

It's a positive sign that the four players have gotten closer over the last three months - this leaves the battle in a friendly yet competitive one heading into the season opener.

Dyer Still Has Chance To Earn Role

While redshirt sophomore Cutter Boley is still considered the frontrunner to win the role, the other three players in the room have impressed at various times as well. Graduate student Mikey Keene has arguably been the most steady arm among the four, although his ceiling may not be as high. Jake Fette has far exceeded expectations that are typically set for a true freshman, putting a dent in the battle himself.

While Dyer typically gets lost in the fray of the competition, he has made great strides in his own right, displaying a second gear of athleticism and arm talent that could give him the opportunity to shock the college football world in the coming months.