The explosive offense at Kansas State has apparently lost one of its weapons for next football season.

According to GoPowercat.com, Sherrell Griffin has confirmed that her son, Daniel Sams, will transfer from K-State. Sams switched from quarterback to wide receiver during spring drills, leaving Jake Waters as the leader of the Wildcat offense.

Not a lot of details are available at this time and Daniel Sams took to Twitter as he posted the following: “If twitter had enough characters to go on I will do that. I just wanna say I love my team, the fans, and this journey. #emaw at heart I promise”

Sams led all Big 12 quarterbacks with 807 yards rushing, which ranked ninth overall in the league. But during K-State’s late-season run, which included wins in six of its seven final games, Waters gradually took over the full-time job.

To get back on the field, Sams requested a position change to receiver during the spring. But he had only two grabs for nine yards in K-State’s spring game.