Georgia Southern’s option-era QB with record-setting legs and steady efficiency
Chaz Williams was a dynamic, record-breaking Georgia Southern quarterback whose value came from punishing option-run execution, touchdown production, and ball security; in the 2002 season he helped power an offense that throttled opponents with explosive ground volume, and by 2004 he had set Southern Conference and Georgia Southern records for touchdowns accounted for in a season and career. His differentiator was dual-threat command: he could stress defenses with designed runs, score in short-yardage chaos, and stay composed late—he even finished his career with 91 consecutive pass attempts without an interception. If you need a QB who can run the system, create points, and keep the offense on schedule, that profile still pops.
