Joshua Zamot offers Stony Brook a **dual-threat QB** with pocket poise and play-extending legs
Zamot’s value is less about empty highlight speed and more about the quarterback traits coaches trust: he stays composed under pressure, extends plays without panicking, and can hurt defenses with both his arm and his legs. Recruiting coverage described him as a dual-threat passer with a strong arm, good deep-ball touch, and physical running ability, while Stony Brook’s roster listed him as a starting quarterback who produced 74 passing yards and 83 rushing yards in his 2022 opener against Rhode Island. He also brings a reputation for hard work and academic consistency, which can matter if you want a QB who fits a team-first room.[1][3]
