Did he even play in 2023?
Who? Hohensee? He was the starting QB at Northwest Missouri State.
Here's a CBS Sports write-up on him:
Hohensee (6-foot-1, 213 pounds) is one of the more intriguing prospects in the class. He's a true dual-threat at the position and the type of QB I'd classify as a "chain-mover." He's constantly converting first downs, putting his team in position to score the ball on each possession. The former Bearcat finished his career with more than 6,500 passing yards and 63 passing touchdowns while completing 68% of his passes with another 630 yards and 15 scores on the ground.
Hohensee is coming off a solid week of work at the College Gridiron Showcase, where he was able to move the offense down the field during the scrimmage.
What is also intriguing about him is that he is an excellent punter as well. During his career at Northwest Missouri State, he averaged 38.8 yards per punt, downing 42 inside the 20-yard line and forcing 15 fair catches. So, whether it's at QB or punter, expect Hohensee to generate some buzz during the pro day circuit.
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft...cluding-a-qb-who-also-stars-on-special-teams/
Then, there's this: Hohensee ranked No. 3 in NCAA active career passing completion percentage (68.1%). He ranked No. 5 in NCAA active career passing efficiency (164.83). He is one of five all-time Northwest quarterbacks with 60 or more touchdown passes (63). He finished his Bearcat career with 6,488 passing yards and 7,124 yards of total offense. In 2021, Hohensee set the Bearcat single-season passing completion percentage mark at 73.4% (148-of-201). He ranks No. 2 all-time in program history in completion percentage (68.9%).
In 2023, though, his completion percentage was down (62.8%) and he had 22 TD passes and 10 ints.