Experienced Alabama A&M signal-caller with proven dual-threat production
Jeremy Collins is a veteran quarterback whose value is steadiness under pressure: in 2013 at Mississippi Valley State, he played in eight games, started two, and completed 62 of 132 passes for 575 yards and four touchdowns, including a 217-yard, two-TD outing against Jackson State. He offers game experience, a willingness to attack vertically, and enough mobility to add scoring value on the ground. For a team, the appeal is a low-drama, battle-tested QB who can handle snaps and create when plays break down, though his prior efficiency numbers suggest he fits best in a structured offense built around decision-making rather than pure fireworks.[2][1]
