a big-bodied, efficient UAB QB with an early-2000s live-arm profile
In the 2004 season, Chad Wilmott flashed efficient downfield passing for UAB, going 6-for-10 for 124 yards and a touchdown in a spring scrimmage, and he was listed at 6-foot-4, 215 pounds—prototype size for a pocket QB.[1][2] The appeal is obvious: he can distribute the ball, create chunk plays, and bring a sturdy frame that fits a physical offense, but the available data is limited and does not show a complete long-term stat profile. If a team wants a taller, traditional quarterback with live-arm upside rather than a run-heavy creator, Wilmott looks like the kind of fit worth a closer look.[1][2]
