Cowboys Have Options as Quarterback Woes Continue

He played in nine games in his first season at wide receiver, where he hauled in a pair of catches for 63 yards. He made the move to Stillwater and showed some promise early at wide receiver. With the Cowboys struggling at quarterback, Jackson V made the move to quarterback a week ago, where he completed three passes for 27 yards and rushed for another 13 yards. He will now be asked to take over the reins full-time against the Cougars of Houston.

Banks Bowen

Bowen is the son of current interim DC Clint Bowen and moves into the backup quarterback role for the Pokes on Saturday. Bowen threw for over 4,000 yards and rushed for another 2,000 yards during his high school career in Kansas. He saw his first action a week ago against Arizona, where he completed one pass and rushed for 19 yards on three carries.

Bowen, in all likelihood, will be preparing for a redshirt season, but the Cowboys will take full advantage of his four-game limit this season. Don't be surprised if you see a heavy dose of Bowen against the Cougars on Saturday.

Noah Walters

Walters may be the biggest unknown on the roster this season for Oklahoma State, but Cowboy nation has been screaming to see the quarterback over the past two games. As a sophomore for North Alabama, Walters threw for 2,346 yards to go along with 21 passing touchdowns. He rushed for another 387 yards during the season.

He then went dark... Walters enrolled at UCF but didn't play football and was offered a spot by the Pokes following the injury to Hejny early in the season. He has had time to learn the playbook and may finally see the football field this week.

Oklahoma State is searching for a spark, and the quarterback position could do just that this week. Will the coaching staff allow Jackson V to create some offense with his athleticism or will they look to a new face to spark a turnaround? Only time will tell, and it appears we have plenty of time to figure it out in Stillwater.