Trinidad Chambliss, QB, Mississippi: 2027 NFL Draft Prospect Profile & Scouting Report
Trinidad Chambliss, QB, Mississippi
1. General Information
|
Name |
Trinidad Chambliss |
|
Position |
Quarterback (QB) |
|
Number |
6 |
|
Class |
Senior (Granted 6th Year) |
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School |
Mississippi (Ole Miss) |
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Height / Weight |
6’0″ / 205 lbs |
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Hometown / HS |
Grand Rapids, Mich. / Forest Hills Northern HS |
2. Career Statistical Breakdown
Passing Stats
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**Season** |
**Team** |
**G** |
**Cmp** |
**Att** |
**Pct** |
**Yds** |
**Y/A** |
**TD** |
**Int** |
|
2025 |
Ole Miss |
15 |
294 |
445 |
66.1 |
3,937 |
8.8 |
22 |
3 |
|
**Total** |
**15** |
**294** |
**445** |
**66.1** |
**3,937** |
**8.8** |
**22** |
**3** |
Rushing Stats
|
**Season** |
**Team** |
**Att** |
**Yds** |
**Avg** |
**TD** |
|
2025 |
Ole Miss |
133 |
527 |
4.0 |
8 |
|
Total |
133 |
527 |
4.0 |
8 |
Note: Career stats reflect NCAA Division I FBS production only. Chambliss previously played at Division II Ferris State (2021–2024), where he was named the 2024 GLIAC Player of the Year and a first-team All-American.
3. NFL Combine Testing Projections
Projected metrics for the 2027 NFL Draft cycle based on athletic history and current developmental trajectory.
- 40-Yard Dash: 4.58 – 4.66s
- Vertical Jump: 33.5″ – 35.5″
- Broad Jump: 10’0″ – 10’4″
- 20-Yard Shuttle: 4.15 – 4.25s
- 3-Cone Drill: 6.88 – 7.02s
4. Scouting & Transfer Notes
Background Profile
Chambliss engineered one of the most incredible transition stories in modern college football history. After redshirting and developing at Division II powerhouse Ferris State, he exploded as an All-American before hitting the transfer portal for Oxford. Stepping into the starting lineup early in 2025 following an injury to Austin Simmons, Chambliss flourished immediately in the SEC. He guided the Rebels to a deep College Football Playoff semifinal run, finishing 8th in the Heisman Trophy voting. After an intense legal battle with the NCAA over eligibility rules, he was granted a preliminary injunction allowing him to compete in a sixth season in 2026.
Key Strengths
- Premium Statistical Security: Showcases elite structural discipline and diagnostic awareness, tossing an immaculate 22 touchdowns to just 3 interceptions over 445 SEC pass attempts.
- High-End Spatial Adaptability: Proved capable of making the historic leap from Division II straight into the highest tier of SEC football without a hitch.
- Clutch Creative Infrastructure: Possesses a definitive “clutch gene,” proving highly capable of navigating intense, collapsing pocket architecture under high pressure to make game-winning off-platform plays on the run.
- Dynamic Dual-Threat Footprint: Supplements his arm with sudden, creative leg mobility, adding 527 yards and 8 scores on the ground as a highly reliable red-zone threat.
Developmental Focus
Shorter than the traditional NFL prototype at 6’0″, Chambliss relies heavily on finding and operating from clean passing lanes. Maximizing anticipation on standard over-the-middle concepts and consistently replicating his elite 2025 ball security over another full SEC campaign will be his final hurdles to locking down early-round draft real estate.
Draft Countdown Film Notes
- 9/6/26: 21/36, 336 YDS, 3 TD, 1 INT; 9 ATT, 60 YDS, 1 TD | Chambliss delivered in the clutch when his team needed him the most. 261 passing yards and 3 TDs in the second half. This followed a first half with only 75 yards and a pick. Chambliss has plus arm strength, accuracy, and mobility.
- 9/19/26 (LSU) 33/48, 363 YDS, 2 TD, 1 INT; 1 rush TD | Age (he will be a 25-year-old rookie) is obviously one of the biggest concerns with Chambliss. He is the same age as C.J. Stroud, who is currently playing in his fourth NFL season. But man, he plays with steel balls. Chambliss makes NFL throws all over the field and has the “IT” factor. His game tape says first-round pick. Maybe even a top ten selection. But the age and his height (likely under six feet) may factor into the final grade.
All-Star Game Notes
*pending*
Combine/Pro Day Measurables
*pending*