Scouting Report, ball placement and accuracy profile, and overall thoughts on Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss

Is Trinidad Chambliss a fun college story or a legitimate NFL Draft prospect?

There was no better story in all of college football than Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, who came up from the Division II level, took over the starting gig after starting the season as the backup quarterback at Ole Miss, and led them all the way to the College Football Playoff semi-finals.

He was granted another season of eligibility, bypassing the 2026 NFL Draft, and is now looking to run it back with the Rebels. He had some late-season buzz after his playoff run, but opted to run it back instead.

Was that the right call? That’s what we look at here in this deep dive on Chambliss’ tape, ball placement and accuracy profile, and more.

These articles typically come with a Live Charting film breakdown, but I already did one on Chambliss’ second-to-last game of the season against Georgia. You can find that link below:

Live Charting: What to make of Trinidad Chambliss' draft stock after dynamic showing vs. Georgia

So, where does Chambliss’ NFL Draft stock stand ahead of the 2026 season? Let’s talk about it.

Table of Contents

• Measurements, Statistics, and Awards

• Injury History

• Strengths

• Weaknesses

• Weighted On-Target Percentage Profile

• Final NFL Draft Thoughts

Trinidad Chambliss’ Measurements, Career Statistics, and Awards

Measurements (verified)

Height: 5117

Weight: 208 pounds

Career Statistics

At Ferris State

2021: n/a

2022: n/a

2023: 21-of-33 passing, 63.6% completion percentage, 354 yards passing, 5 passing touchdowns, 1 interception, 304 yards rushing, 4 rushing touchdowns

2024: 226-of-367 passing, 61.6% completion percentage, 2,925 yards passing, 26 passing touchdowns, 6 interceptions, 1,019 yards rushing, 25 rushing touchdowns

At Ole Miss

2025: 294-of-445 passing, 66.1% completion percentage, 3,937 yards passing, 22 passing touchdowns, 3 interceptions, 527 yards rushing, 8 rushing touchdowns

Awards

2025: SEC Newcomer of the Year, Second-Team All-SEC, Sugar Bowl offensive MVP

2024: GLIAC Player of the Year

Injury History

Chambliss missed the entirety of the 2022 season, his redshirt freshman season, with a respiratory issue for post-COVID complications. This caused Chambliss to require surgery. This was the basis for Chambliss’ extra year of eligibility in 2025.