Morgan State’s David Williams: old-school dual-threat upside, but public stat trail is thin
David Williams appears to be a quarterback with strong dual-threat pedigree—his Morgan State bio notes a 1,500-yard, 18-touchdown passing season in high school and 2009 college scouting mentions praised his arm, pocket presence, and mobility. The catch: publicly available current college stats are scarce, so the best read is upside and developmental value rather than proven production. If you want a QB who can extend plays, process on the move, and bring some competitive swagger, he’s worth a look; if you need an established, stat-stacked starter, the evidence here is limited.
