
dual-threat upside with proven high-school production, but current college role is unclear
Edwards’ strongest calling card is his **dual-threat production**: as a senior, he completed 74 of 147 passes for 1,337 yards and 12 touchdowns while also rushing for 902 yards and 14 scores, showing he can threaten defenses in multiple ways[1]. That kind of run-pass balance makes him intriguing for a team that wants a quarterback who can extend plays and create offense outside structure[1]. The caveat: available sources suggest his JMU status has been unstable, including a reported release/transfer note, so the current fit question is as much about roster continuity and development path as raw talent[3][5].