experienced dual-threat spark for Georgia Southern
In the 2021 season, Justin Tomlin showed real dual-threat juice for Georgia Southern, including a 279-yard passing game against Georgia State and a 76-yard rushing score that underscored his playmaking upside[1][12]. He’s a compact, mobile quarterback who can stress defenses with his legs and extend drives, but his profile has also included inconsistency and durability concerns, with ankle surgery ending his 2020 season[15]. At 5-11 and 190, he fits best in an offense that values movement, tempo, and quarterback run threats more than pure pocket-passing polish[3][4].
