McNeese’s run-first QB who can flip a game with his legs
Daniel Sams was a dual-threat engine for McNeese, and in the 2015 season he helped power an undefeated run by passing for 1,404 yards and rushing for 773 more yards with 19 total touchdowns. His calling card was stress: defenses had to account for his designed runs, broken-play explosiveness, and the way he could turn a routine snap into a chain-moving scramble or a shot play. The main caution flag is durability and passing consistency, but if a team wants a quarterback who changes the geometry of the field, Sams fits the bill.
