Dual-threat QB Delmon Williams gives Hampton a live-arm, live-legs spark
Williams profiles as a **dual-threat quarterback** who can create chunk plays both through the air and on the ground: one source credits him with **3,065 passing yards, 25 passing TDs, just 8 interceptions, and 611 rushing yards** in a season, while Hampton’s roster notes he hit a season-high **305 passing yards and 3 TDs** in one game and has shown enough efficiency to stay in the mix as a productive starter.[1][4] The appeal is his **playmaking range**—he can extend drives, punish defenses that lose contain, and bring a rushing dimension that adds fit value for spread and tempo offenses.[1][4]
