Dual-threat flashes for Delaware State, still building consistency
In the 2024 season, Delaware State QB Jaden Stewart showed real dual-threat upside, throwing for 238 yards with 1 touchdown and 2 interceptions while adding 78 rushing yards on 21 carries; he even posted a season-best 98 passing yards and 41 rushing yards vs. North Carolina Central[1][2]. The appeal is the movement skill and playmaking spark—he can extend drives with his legs and has enough arm talent to create chunk plays—but the stat line also shows a young quarterback still ironing out consistency and decision-making. If your team wants a developmental QB with athletic juice and room to grow, Stewart is intriguing; if you need a polished instant distributor, he’s not quite there yet[1][2].
