Morgan was all over the field. He completed 8 of 14 passes for 158 yards and two touchdowns, then added 73 yards and two more scores on 10 carries. He also had a 30-yard kickoff return and chipped in eight tackles, including six solo stops. With four touchdowns and plays on offense, special teams and defense, Morgan was one of Natchez’s top difference-makers.

Morgan delivered one of the most complete two-way performances of the night. He passed for 220 yards and one touchdown while rushing for 170 yards and three additional scores. Morgan also contributed six tackles and one interception defensively. Overall, he accounted for 390 offensive yards, four touchdowns and a turnover.

Morgan put up 403 total yards and accounted for six touchdowns. He threw for 181 yards and two scores, then ran for 222 yards and four more touchdowns. That mix made him tough to stop all night.

Morgan is a problem for defenses because he can beat you in multiple ways. The senior has accounted for 14 touchdowns while averaging 125 passing yards and 99 rushing yards per game. That’s 224 yards of offense per game. What I like most is his dual-threat production and the different ways he can impact a game. Furthermore, he’s been a big part of Natchez’s offense this season.