App State QB Daniel Jeremiah: a mobile, low-volume dual-threat with limited passing production
Daniel Jeremiah’s Appalachian State career showed modest passing numbers but better value as a runner, with 75 rushing yards on 20 carries and 70 passing yards across 1998–1999[1]. His differentiator was versatility rather than volume: he could handle designed runs and add some scramble threat, but the passing efficiency and touchdown output were limited[1]. For a team, he fits more as a situational or developmental QB than a proven high-upside starter, especially if you want a mobile player who can manage risk and execute a simple structure[1].
