Kansas State football quarterback received two national honors as well as a Big 12 offensive player of the week nod after win over Oklahoma State.

After suffering a tough loss in Week 4 against BYU, the No. 23-ranked Kansas State Wildcats, led by quarterback Avery Johnson, rebounded impressively, blowing out Big 12 rival Oklahoma State 42-20 to improve to 4-1 on the season.

In preparation of the Oklahoma State, Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson read a book written by Russell Wilson's health coach

Avery Johnson passed for three touchdowns and ran for two as No. 23 Kansas State routed No. 20 Oklahoma State 42-20 Saturday.

If the QB can build off of what he did against Oklahoma State, Kansas State has the chance to live up to its lofty expectations after all.

Last week, Avery Johnson was asked if there was anything specific he was working on to improve Kansas State’s offense before the Wildcats took the field for a road game against BYU.

Avery Johnson passed for three TDs and ran for two as No. 23 Kansas State routed No. 20 Oklahoma State, 42-20, on Saturday.

ESPN cameras got a closeup of Johnson between plays when the gold chain he was wearing around his neck had come undone. The chain was hanging awkwardly outside his purple jersey, so much so that a member of the officiating crew approached Johnson between plays and informed him that he needed to fix the issue if he wanted to stay in the game.