Dual-Threat QB With Efficient Arm Talent and Real Run-Game Juice
Lopez’s calling card is balanced, efficient dual-threat production: in the 2024 season at South Alabama, he completed 66.0% of his passes for 2,559 yards, 18 touchdowns and just 5 interceptions while adding 465 rushing yards and 7 rushing scores, and South Alabama credited him as a dual-threat quarterback who “hurt teams with his arm and legs.”[3][12] He fits best for a team that wants a mobile QB who can extend plays, stay efficient, and create offense without forcing the ball, though his 2025 production at North Carolina was more modest, suggesting his value depends on fit, rhythm and supporting cast.[9][13]
