Overview
- On Thursday, draft analyst Dane Brugler said on The Athletic Football Show that Chambliss “will be starting games in the NFL next year,” a prominent endorsement that counters more cautious scouting views.
- Several NFL evaluators continue to downgrade Chambliss because he officially measured 5-foot-11 7/8 and 208 pounds and is older than typical prospects, which raises questions about long-term upside.
- Scouts have also flagged concerns that Chambliss often extends plays and improvises rather than operating strictly 'on time' in a pro-style offense, which could reduce his fit for some NFL systems.
- Through three games this season Chambliss has completed about 70% of his passes for 924 yards, seven touchdowns and two interceptions and produced a signature win over LSU, and Ole Miss will play at Florida on Saturday.
- A judge’s ruling that granted him an extra year of college eligibility both created the current body of tape and made him a later-age prospect, forcing teams to weigh immediate readiness and maturity against size and projected draft slot.