Stan Hill gives Marshall a proven, productive dual-threat look at QB
Stan Hill’s profile as a Marshall quarterback is built around flashes of efficient passing production and playmaking ability, with one cited season showing 2,043 passing yards, 17 touchdowns, and 5 interceptions; that suggests a capable starter who can move the offense without forcing too much risk.[1] The biggest reason to care is his blend of steady quarterback play and versatility, which can fit teams that want a balanced attack and a QB who can create when a play breaks down.[1][7]
