Experienced WVU QB with a quick-release, production-based profile
Paul Millard’s WVU profile shows a quarterback who already proved he can manage an offense, completing 93 of 168 passes for 1,122 yards and 6 touchdowns in his Mountaineers stint, and he was ranked No. 15 in the Big 12 in passing at the time.[3] His value is less about flash and more about steadiness: a usable arm, game experience, and the kind of presence that can stabilize a room, which is why he was viewed as a fan favorite in WVU spring-game context.[5] If you want a QB who can operate within structure and bring maturity, he fits better than a pure ceiling bet.[3][5]
