How Cade Klubnik’s roller-coaster senior year has prepared him to ‘attack’ adversity as he joins Jets
By Brian Costello
Published on May 9, 2026.
Cade Klubnik, the former Clemson quarterback, has been traded up to the Jets in the fourth round of the NFL Draft after a disappointing senior season for the Tigers. His touchdown passes fell from 36 in 2024 to only 16 in the final season of his senior season. Despite this, Klubnick credits his experience to his ability to overcome adversity and maintain his focus on his goals and aspirations. He joined the Jets after a strong performance at Westlake High School and was a standout in the pre-draft process. Despite his struggles, he remains thankful for his experiences and believes he is a winner.
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