Dual-threat QB Darius Wilson brings Bucknell-style playmaking, but recent game data is not available
Darius Wilson is a proven dual-threat quarterback whose best trait is his ability to stress defenses with both his arm and his legs; in 2004 at Bucknell, he led the nation’s quarterbacks in rushing with 1,149 yards and 17 rushing touchdowns while also setting program and Patriot League records for quarterback rushing production and showing strong completion efficiency. That profile says a lot about his fit: if you want a QB who can create off-script, punish defenses on designed runs, and elevate an offense with toughness and mobility, he’s the kind of player who changes the geometry of a game.
