South Dakota State QB Chris Oladokun was a Combine snub, but he's confident he can find a place in the NFL. Crissy_Froyd chats with Oladokun about his skill set, confidence heading into his Pro Day, his journey, and more. FrontOffice33 | NFLDraft
Plenty of people will doubt a quarterback who has transferred to multiple spots, whether they’re familiar with the circumstances or not. That’s something South Dakota State quarterback and 2022 NFL Draft prospect Chris Oladokun knows well.He started his career off at USF before transferring to Samford and ultimately landing with the Jackrabbits.
“I’ve played in a lot of different systems so I definitely have a strong ability to pick up and learn different systems,” Oladokun said. “I’ve played in systems where we threw the ball 60 times per game and systems like this past year when I played in a pro-style offense. Obviously, that’s more geared toward the league.”
Oladokun’s responsibilities at the line of scrimmage have varied from place to place, as would be expected for a player who is going into a different system than the one they originally came from. “For me, it’s a lot of visualizing things with the plays in the system and then going out there and doing it,” Oladokun said. “That was my approach all summer. I was studying the playbook probably 3-4 hours per day and really beating it into my brain and getting those mental reps in. And then getting out with those guys on the field, because they were teaching things you couldn’t just learn on paper.
Oladokun, largely considered a combine snub ahead of the draft, did indeed find ways to succeed at SDSU, putting a solid 2021 season in the books in which he completed 62% of his passes for 3,164 yards with 25 touchdowns and seven interceptions on 384 passing attempts. He helped lead the team to 11 wins and an appearance in the FCS Championship semifinals where the Jackrabbits dropped, 31-17 to Tommy Mellott and the Montana State Bobcats.
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