Malcolm Weaver brought dual-threat spark to Butler’s offense
Weaver’s clearest differentiator was his dual-threat production: in 2016, he led Butler in passing with 1,612 yards and 8 passing touchdowns, while also ranking second on the team in rushing with 374 yards and 4 rushing scores.[2] He had legitimate big-play ability, highlighted by a 260-yard, 3-touchdown outing against Franklin and a 90-yard run against Davidson.[2] For a team needing a quarterback who can create outside structure and stress defenses on the ground as well as through the air, Weaver profiles as an energetic, versatile fit.[1][2]
