Leon Camel brings dual-threat flashes, but inconsistency has capped his ceiling
Camel has shown enough arm-and-legs upside to matter, but the profile is still defined by volatility: ESPN lists him at 1,031 passing yards with 5 touchdowns and 11 interceptions, while earlier reporting noted limited-action production as a runner and passer. That turnover rate suggests a quarterback with playable athletic tools but one who must sharpen decision-making and ball security to become a dependable fit for a higher-level offense. If you want a QB with developmental upside and scramble value, he’s interesting; if you need a clean, efficient distributor right now, he’s a riskier bet.
