Trinidad Chambliss

Draft Projection

Measurements

Athletic Testing

College Statistics

Strengths

• Elite burst and open-field acceleration allow him to create separation from pursuing defenders and turn designed runs into explosive gains with a 4.4 forty.
• Throws an absolute rocket on deep balls, launching passes 40-plus yards downfield with velocity and touch that consistently stress single-high safeties and allow receivers to run under throws.
• Flushes pressure instinctively and extends plays with his legs, buying time for receivers to uncover downfield while maintaining his eyes on progressions rather than tucking and running prematurely.
• Displays remarkable composure in high-leverage situations, evidenced by his clutch fourth-down conversions against LSU and consistent third-down efficiency throughout SEC play when games tightened up in the fourth quarter.
• Processes information quickly post-snap and makes decisive throws, rarely holding the ball too long or second-guessing his reads even when facing complex coverage rotations from experienced SEC defenses.
• Runs with physicality and determination between the tackles, consistently falling forward for extra yardage and refusing to slide early even when taking hits from linebackers and safeties in open space.
• Demonstrates exceptional ball security as a runner with zero fumbles lost on 118 carries, protecting the football even when absorbing contact from multiple defenders in traffic situations.
• Commands respect in the huddle despite limited Division I experience, earning trust from veteran teammates and rallying the offense during adverse game situations with his unflappable demeanor and positive energy.

Areas to Improve

• Undersized frame at 200 pounds raises durability concerns, particularly given his aggressive running style and willingness to absorb hits rather than sliding or stepping out of bounds to avoid contact.
• Short and intermediate accuracy wavers when throwing from the pocket, missing open receivers on routine timing routes and forcing receivers to adjust to off-target throws that disrupt rhythm.
• Limited sample size against elite competition before 2025 creates uncertainty about whether his production stems from genuine ability or scheme advantages and inferior Division opposition he dominated at Ferris State.
• Struggles to layer throws over linebackers into tight windows, frequently leaving passes flat or failing to anticipate throwing lanes closing when defenders read his eyes and break on routes.
• Tends to bail from clean pockets prematurely when his first read isn't immediately available, abandoning sound structure and relying on improvisation rather than working through progressions with patience and discipline.