veteran Alabama QB with size, poise, and emergency-start experience
In the 2004 season, Marc Guillon stepped into Alabama’s starting role after an injury to Brodie Croyle and showed he could manage a game under pressure, including a 7-for-11, 83-yard outing versus Kentucky and a 5-for-7, 71-yard, 1-TD performance against Western Carolina[10][11]. His appeal is classic quarterback insurance: a 6-foot-4 passer with transfer experience, composure, and enough arm to deliver in short bursts, but his résumé also shows limited volume and inconsistency, so he fits best as a poised depth option rather than a carry-the-offense star[7][14].
