As the Tigers’ junior signal-caller playing in a split-veer offensive system, Wilson completed 25 of 68 pass attempts last fall for 618 yards and 11 touchdowns. However, if his Week 1 performance is any indication, he is poised to obliterate those passing numbers this season–perhaps just in another game or two. In his team’s 35-14 victory over Calloway County, he completed 18 of 28 pass attempts for 307 yards and 3 touchdowns and contributed another 2 touchdowns on the ground, totaling 29 yards rushing on 11 carries. Tall, technically proficient and consistently accurate when targeting short and intermediate routes, he displays the ability to maintain sound throw mechanics on the move and enlist disciplined eyes/vision as extended and/or unscripted play scenarios unfold. In this season’s first two games, he has already surpassed his total completions last season, and he needs less than 100 yards to surpass last season’s passing yardage. Clearly, the Tigers’ transition to a spread offensive attack promises to reveal a bevy of Wilson’s emergent skills in the passing game.