High-upside QB with elite high school production and dual-threat polish
Dallas entered Georgia Southern as a highly productive quarterback prospect, throwing for 4,033 yards and 49 touchdowns in his senior year while adding 350 rushing yards and eight scores, and he was also named a region player of the year and led Trinity Christian to a state title. Georgia Southern listed him as battling for the No. 1 job in 2024, but his season was derailed by a shoulder setback and he did not appear in a game. His appeal is arm accuracy, playmaking mobility, and proven big-game poise; the main question for any team is health and whether he can translate high-school dominance into college snaps.[10][17][18]
