a reliable leg with proven Warhawks pedigree
Chris Qualls has already shown he can handle college punting duty, with Louisiana-Monroe records showing 87 punts for 3,192 yards in the 2015 season and a 36.7-yard average, plus a season-high 86 punts that ranks among the Sun Belt-era singleseason leaders[1][2]. His value is consistency and volume: he’s a field-position specialist who has been trusted in high-workload situations, and that kind of steady, no-drama punting can quietly change games. If a team wants a punter who can survive pressure and keep the operation moving, Qualls looks like a fit[1][5].
