Sep 23, 2026 · 56 min
Trinidad Chambliss challenges NFL quarterback assumptions
Building the Beast: Trinidad Chambliss is climbing the boards
Chambliss’s breakout against LSU raises a sharper draft question: can poise and playmaking outweigh size, age, and a Division II path?
- 1Trinidad Chambliss paired accurate, decisive passing with selective rushing to dominate LSU and strengthen his NFL case.
- 2Will Echols impressed with power and versatility, while Dylan Stewart looked ready for a larger workload after returning from injury.
- 3Lenore Sellers struggled with decisions and timing, as Kamario Taylor’s rise and Jaden Baugh’s explosiveness reshaped the weekend’s scouting conversation.
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The hosts dissect Trinidad Chambliss’s poised, accurate performance against LSU and ask whether it can translate beyond his unconventional path.
The brief
Trinidad Chambliss’s performance against LSU anchors the episode: poised throws, accurate decisions, and timely movement outside structure make his breakout difficult to dismiss.
The hosts debate whether Chambliss’s size, age, and Division II background limit his NFL projection, or whether those details distract from the level of play already on display.
Will Echols dominates the defensive discussion with power, hand usage, and versatility, while Dylan Stewart’s disruptive 15-snap return suggests he is ready for more.
Lenore Sellers’s poor decisions and inconsistent timing expose unfinished quarterback work, even as his size, arm strength, and athleticism preserve significant draft appeal.
The weekend preview widens the lens to Kamario Taylor, Jaden Baugh, Oregon–USC, and Iowa–Michigan’s trench battle, where early evaluations face tougher tests.