Terry Wilson (quarterback)

Roster status:	Active
Career USFL statistics
Games played:
Games played:	7

Terry Wilson
	Wilson with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2024
No. 3 – Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Position:	Quarterback
Personal information
Born:	January 14, 1998 (age 26); Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S.
Height:	6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)
Weight:	202 lb (92 kg)
Career information
High school:	Del City ; (Del City, Oklahoma)
College:	Oregon (2016); Garden City CC (2017); Kentucky (2018–2020); New Mexico (2021)
Undrafted:	2022
Career history
	Houston Gamblers (2022–2023); Winnipeg Blue Bombers (2024–present);
Roster status:	Terry Wilson Jr. (born January 14, 1998) is an American professional football quarterback for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League (CFL). He played college football for the Oregon Ducks, Garden City Broncbusters, Kentucky Wildcats and New Mexico Lobos. He played for the Houston Gamblers of the United States Football League (USFL) from 2022 to 2023.Contents Early life ; College career ; Oregon ; Garden City CC ; Kentucky ; New Mexico ; College statistics ; Professional career ; Houston Gamblers ; Winnipeg Blue Bombers ; Professional statistics ; References ; External links ; Early life Wilson was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and grew up there. He attended Del City High School, and was a two-time honorable mention all-state selection at quarterback. As a junior, Wilson passed for 2,856 yards and 24 touchdowns, helping his team score an average of 14.3 points per-game. As a senior, he threw 281 passes, completing 154 of them, for 2,406 yards and 25 touchdowns. He also rushed for 709 yards and scored 11 touchdowns, being selected to play in the Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State game and in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl. He was named All-Midlands Region by The Oklahoman and was ranked as the second-best prospect in the state by Tulsa World and the former.College careerOregon A four-star recruit, Wilson initially committed to Nebraska, but then changed his mind and instead signed with Oregon. After redshirting his first year, in 2016, he decided to transfer to Garden City Community College, partially because of the departure of coach Scott Frost and because he "sensed the fit wasn't right" with Oregon.Garden City CC Wilson played one season, in 2017, at Garden City, and threw for 2,133 yards and 26 touchdowns while completing 57.6% of his pass attempts. Additionally, he ran for 518 yards and scored five touchdowns, on his way to being named Jayhawk Conference Offense Player of the Year. He placed sixth nationally for junior colleges in passing touchdowns and was first in the conference in efficiency.Kentucky Wilson transferred to Kentucky for his sophomore season, in 2018, and became their starting quarterback in his first year with the team. He ended up starting all 13 games, and led them to their first ten-win season since 1977. He threw 11 touchdowns and completed 180 out of 268 pass attempts, with a 67.2 completion rate. He also placed second on the roster in rushing yards with 547, and became the first Kentucky player in history to have over 1,500 passing yards and over 500 rushing yards in the same year. After the game against the Florida Gators, Wilson was named the Manning Player of the Week. He also earned the Howard Schnellenberger Award for being most valuable player of the Governor's Cup. In the second game of the 2019 season, Wilson suffered a season-ending torn patellar tendon against the Eastern Michigan Eagles. Before the injury, he had thrown for 360 yards and two touchdowns on 33 completions. He recovered in time for the 2020 season and started all but one game, passing for 1,187 yards and seven touchdowns with four interceptions. He helped them compile a 5–6 record in a season shortened by COVID-19, and also ran for 424 yards and scored five touchdowns.New Mexico After being given an extra year of eligibility due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wilson decided to transfer to New Mexico for his final season. He ended his time with Kentucky as the only player in team history with over 3,000 passing yards and 1,000 rushing yards. In August 2021, Wilson was named New Mexico's starting quarterback, having won the training camp position battle. He appeared in seven games, six as a starter, before suffering a season-ending elbow injury midway through the year. He had completed 101 passes for 1,058 yards and seven touchdowns before getting injured. Wilson finished his NCAA career with 4,494 passing yards and 27 touchdowns, along with 1,047 rushing yards and 11 scores.College statisticsProfessional career Wilson was not selected in the 2022 NFL draft. He later was invited to the Dallas Cowboys rookie minicamp, but was not signed.Houston Gamblers On May 27, 2022, Wilson was signed by the Houston Gamblers of the United States Football League (USFL). He made an appearance in one game during the season. He was released on September 19, 2023.Winnipeg Blue Bombers On November 29, 2023, Wilson signed with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League (CFL).Professional statisticsRelated Research Articles Collin Klein is an American college football coach and former player. He is the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for the Texas A&M Aggies. 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Taylor Housewright is an American football coach and former player who is the senior offensive analyst for the Georgia Southern Eagles football team.References 1 2 3 "Terry Wilson". ukathletics.com. Kentucky Wildcats. December 19, 2017.; ↑ Grief, Andrew (May 23, 2017). "Terry Wilson Jr., former Oregon Ducks QB, says he'll transfer to junior college". oregonlive.com. The Oregonian.; ↑ "Terry Wilson Jr". goducks.com. Oregon Ducks.; ↑ Hawthorne, Jonathan (May 22, 2017). "Terry Wilson Jr. lands at Garden City Community College after transfer from Oregon". Daily Emerald .; ↑ Carlson, Jenny (October 31, 2018). "How ups and downs prepared Del City alum Terry Wilson to lead Kentucky". The Oklahoman .; ↑ Gershon, Aaron (September 8, 2019). "Terry Wilson out for season, UK announces". aseaofblue.com. SB Nation.; 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Terry Wilson Stats". footballdb.com.; 1 2 3 Hale, Jon (March 30, 2021). "Former Kentucky football quarterback Terry Wilson is transferring to New Mexico". The Courier-Journal .; ↑ Rittenberg, Adam (August 17, 2021). "New Mexico football will turn to Kentucky transfer Terry Wilson as starting quarterback, source says". espn.com. ESPN.; ↑ Mauss, Jeremy (August 17, 2021). "New Mexico Has Named Kentucky Transfer Terry Wilson Starting QB". mwwire.com. Mountain West Wire. Retrieved September 26, 2024.; ↑ Kenerley, Matthew (April 20, 2022). "2022 NFL Draft Profile: New Mexico QB Terry Wilson". mwwire.com. Mountain West Wire.; ↑ "2022 NFL Draft". Pro Football Archives.; ↑ Fletcher III, James (May 10, 2022). "Dallas Cowboys to bring in Terry Wilson for rookie minicamp". on3.com.; ↑ Luckett, Adam (May 27, 2022). "Terry Wilson inks USFL deal with Houston Gamblers". on3.com.; 1 2 "Terry Wilson Stats". Pro Football Archives.; ↑ @USFLGamblers (September 19, 2023). "Released" (Tweet). Retrieved September 20, 2023– via Twitter.; ↑ Miller, Anthony (November 29, 2023). "Winnipeg Blue Bombers Load Up, Sign Nine Players". si.com.; External links Terry Wilson at College Football at Sports-Reference.com ; This page is based on this Wikipedia article ; Text is available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license; additional terms may apply.; Images, videos and audio are available under their respective licenses.
Roster status:	Active
Career USFL statistics
Games played:
Games played:	7
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Active roster	0 Myron Mitchell ; 1 Deatrick Nichols ; 2 Kody Case ; 3 Terry Wilson ; 4 Adam Bighill ; 5 Willie Jefferson ; 6 Redha Kramdi ; 7 Jamal Parker ; 8 Zach Collaros ; 9 TyJuan Garbutt ; 10 Nic Demski ; 12 Nick Taylor ; 13 Lucky Whitehead ; 14 Sergio Castillo ; 15 Jake Dolegala ; 16 Jake Kelly ; 17 Chris Streveler ; 18 Jamieson Sheahan ; 19 Kyrie Wilson ; 20 Brady Oliveira ; 21 Nick Hallett ; 23 Noah Hallett ; 24 Terrell Bonds ; 25 Michael Chris-Ike ; 27 Johnny Augustine ; 29 Marquise Bridges ; 30 Tyrell Ford ; 31 Evan Holm ; 32 Michael Griffin II ; 33 Tony Jones ; 36 Bailey Feltmate ; 36 Abdul-Karim Gassama ; 37 Brandon Alexander ; 37 Jay Person ; 39 Max Charbonneau ; 40 Mike Benson ; 41 Brian Cole II ; 43 Lucky Ogbevoen ; 44 Shayne Gauthier ; 45 Celestin Haba ; 47 Tanner Cadwallader ; 48 Brandon Wright ; 49 Michael Ayers ; 50 Fabian Weitz ; 53 Patrick Neufeld ; 55 Eric Lofton ; 60 Chris Walker ; 61 Gabe Wallace ; 64 Liam Dobson ; 65 Asotui Eli ; 66 Stanley Bryant ; 67 Chris Kolankowski ; 68 Micah Vanterpool ; 69 Kendall Randolph ; 80 Ontaria Wilson ; 81 Jaylen Hall ; 82 Drew Wolitarsky ; 83 Dalton Schoen ; 86 Kevens Clercius ; 88 Keric Wheatfall ; 89 Kenny Lawler ; 90 Miles Fox ; 91 Jamal Woods ; 92 Kyle Samson ; 94 Devin Adams ; 95 Jake Thomas ; 96 Tanner Schmekel ; 97 Collin Kornelson ; 99 Cameron Lawson ; 00 Darren Grainger ; – Russell Dandy ; – Keilahn Harris ; – Ian Leroux ; – Patrick Rogers ; – Jordan Toles ;
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v ; t ; e ; Kentucky Wildcats starting quarterbacks
	Smith Alford (1895); Roscoe Severs (1897); Herman Scholtz (1901); W. H. Grady (1903); Presley Atkins (1904–1905); Neville Stone (1906–1907); Shelby Post (1908); Jake Gaiser (1910); Les Guyn (1911); Abe Roth (1912); Parks (1911–1914); Paul Hite (1914); Doc Rodes (1915–1916); Craig Riddle (1917); Bobby Lavin (1919–1921); Turner Gregg (1922–1924); Gayle Mohney (1925–1927); Elmer Gilb (1928); Carey Spicer (1929–1931); Ralph Kercheval (1932); Jack Jean (1933); Norris McMillin (1934–1935); Vincent Robinson (1936–1937); Joe Shepherd (1938–1939); Phil Cutchin (1941–1942, 1946); George Blanda (1946–1948); Babe Parilli (1949–1951); Steve Meilinger (1952); Bob Hardy (1953–1955); Delmar Hughes (1956); Lowell Hughes (1957–1959); Jerry Eisaman (1960); Jerry Woolum (1960–1962); Rick Norton (1963–1965); Terry Beadles (1966); Dave Bair (1967–1968); Bernie Scruggs (1969–1971); James McKay (1972); Mike Fanuzzi (1973–1974); Cliff Hite (1974–1975); Derrick Ramsey (1976–1977); Larry McCrimmon (1978; 1980); Terry Henry (1979); Randy Jenkins (1980–1983); Doug Martin (1982); Bill Ransdell (1984–1986); Kevin Dooley (1985–1987); Glenn Fohr (1987–1988); Freddie Maggard (1989–1990); Brad Smith (1990–1991); Pookie Jones (1991–1993); Antonio O'Ferral (1993–1994); Jeff Speedy (1994–1995); Billy Jack Haskins (1995–1996); Tim Couch (1996–1998); Dusty Bonner (1999); Jared Lorenzen (2000–2003); Shane Boyd (2001–2004); Andre' Woodson (2004–2007); Mike Hartline (2008–2010); Randall Cobb (2008); Morgan Newton (2009–2012); Maxwell Smith (2011–2013); Matt Roark (2011); Jalen Whitlow (2012–2013); Patrick Towles (2014–2015); Drew Barker (2015–2016); Stephen Johnson (2016–2017); Luke Wright (2016); Terry Wilson (2018–2020); Sawyer Smith (2019); Lynn Bowden (2019); Will Levis (2021–2022); Kaiya Sheron (2022); Destin Wade (2022); Devin Leary (2023); Brock Vandagriff (2024); Cutter Boley (2024);
v ; t ; e ; New Mexico Lobos starting quarterbacks
	Bryan Brock (1946–1947); Jerry McKown (1948); Herbie Hughes (1949); Milton Price (1950); Chuck Hill (1951); Bobby Arnett (1952); Bob Burns (1953); Jerry Lott (1954–1956); Chuck Roberts (1957–1958); George Friberg (1959); Jim Cromartie (1960–1962); Stan Quintana (1963–1965); Rick Beitler (1966); Terry Stone (1967–1968); Rocky Long (1969–1971); Bruce Boone (1972); Don Woods (1973); Steve Myer (1974–1975); Noel Mazzone (1976–1977); Brad Wright (1978); Casey Miller (1979); Robin Gabriel (1980–1981); David Osborn (1982); Buddy Funck (1983–1984); Billy Rucker (1985); Ned James (1986); Barry Garrison (1987); Jeremy Leach (1988–1990); Stoney Case (1991–1994); Donald Sellers (1995–1996); Graham Leigh (1997–1998); Sean Stein (1999); Rudy Caamano (2000); Casey Kelly (2001–2003); Kole McKamey (2004–2006); Tali Ena (2004); Chris Nelson (2005–2006); Donovan Porterie (2006–2009); Brad Gruner (2008, 2010); B.R. Holbrook (2010–2012); Tarean Austin (2010–2011); Stump Godfrey (2010); Cole Gautsche (2012–2014); Clayton Mitchem (2013–2014); Lamar Jordan (2014–2017); Austin Apodaca (2015–2016); Coltin Gerhart (2017–2018); Tevaka Tuioti (2017–2020); Sheriron Jones (2018–2019); Brandt Hughes (2019); Trae Hall (2019–2020); Connor Genal (2020); Isaiah Chavez (2020–2021); Terry Wilson (2021); C. J. Montes (2021–2022); Miles Kendrick (2022); Justin Holaday (2022); Dylan Hopkins (2023); Devon Dampier (2023–2024);
v ; t ; e ; Houston Roughnecks starting quarterbacks
	Clayton Thorson (2022); Kenji Bahar (2022–2023); Terry Wilson (2023); Jarrett Guarantano (2024); Reid Sinnett (2024); Nolan Henderson (2024–present);