Lamar’s Dual-Threat QB Has Past Production, But Current Context Is Thin
Andrew Allen’s best verifiable college production came in the 2017 season, when he threw for 883 yards and a touchdown while adding 150 rushing yards and four scores for Lamar[1][6]. That profile points to a mobile, do-the-dirty-work quarterback who can stress defenses with his legs, but the public data here is old and doesn’t show recent 2026 performance or ranking movement[1][2]. If a team values toughness, improvisation, and red-zone run threat over flashy passing volume, he’s a potentially useful fit—but the current info trail is too thin to call him a proven high-upside answer right now[1][2].
