Dillon Davis brings Columbia a proven, efficient QB with upside
In the 2018 season, Dillon Davis flashed real starting-caliber traits for Columbia, completing 55.4% of his passes for 371 yards, 2 touchdowns, and 5 interceptions before a season-ending injury cut that year short. His profile stands out more for poise and baseline efficiency than pure volume, and Columbia has long viewed him as a capable signal-caller who can operate the offense when healthy. The big question is availability and durability, because his production history is intriguing, but the injury note matters when projecting fit. If you want a QB who can manage, distribute, and keep the offense on schedule, he’s a legit conversation piece.
