Skyler Williams brings dual-threat juice to Kennesaw State's QB room
Williams entered Kennesaw State as a productive dual-threat quarterback whose high school profile featured more than 2,500 passing yards and 1,200 rushing yards in 2025, plus 17 rushing touchdowns, which points to a QB who can stress defenses with his legs as much as his arm.[8][9] His broader profile suggests a playmaker with useful speed and throw-on-the-run ability, while his current college data is still limited, so the best fit is a scheme that can build around mobility, toughness, and improvisation rather than pure pocket passing.[6][9]
