Texas Southern’s old-school QB with a deep-ball pop
Carlos Pierson is best known for his big-play arm and poise under pressure; in the 2002 season, he famously hit a 99-yard touchdown pass and also threw for 219 yards against Delta Devils, showing he could flip a game in one snap. He looks like a vertical-passing, gutsy quarterback who can energize an offense when the timing is right. For a team, the fit question is simple: if you want a QB who can attack deep and keep defenses honest, Pierson brings that spark.
