Dual-Threat Upside, But Still a Development QB
Long brings a legitimate dual-threat profile: at Hurricane High School in 2023, he threw for 1,833 yards and 19 touchdowns with just two interceptions and added 393 rushing yards with seven scores, showing playmaking ability beyond the pocket. In Marshall’s 2025 season, however, his role was limited and the production was modest—6-of-18 passing for 31 yards while adding 38 rushing yards and one touchdown—so the fit is about upside and mobility more than proven passing polish. He looks intriguing for a system that values movement, toughness, and long-term development over immediate plug-and-play efficiency.[6][2][3]
