Chattanooga’s ultimate dual-threat standard-bearer
Huesman’s calling card was rare dual-threat completeness: in the 2015 season, he paired 2,731 passing yards and 23 passing touchdowns with 1,009 rushing yards and 14 rushing scores, powering Chattanooga’s offense with steady, mistake-light consistency. He was praised for turning broken plays into positives and for improving as a passer, not just relying on legs, which made him a tough schematic fit for defenses. If you want a quarterback who can extend drives, stress gaps, and keep an offense on schedule, Huesman was the real deal.
