A true dual-threat, George didn’t have a ton of passing volume in East Chapel Hill’s run-first offense. The Wildcats will look for more playmakers on the outside to find balance on offense. Good things happen when the ball is in George’s hands, and he put up good numbers for a guy on a struggling offense.

George wasn’t asked to do a ton for East Chapel Hill last year, averaging just eight passing attempts and four rushing attempts per game, but he was efficient. The dual-threat averaged nine yards per passing attempt and nearly seven per rushing attempt. He’s a two-way player with some potential at safety, as well.

A true two-way player, George is athletic enough to thrive as a safety on the defensive side of the ball, and though he was a low-volume passer in 2025, the arm talent is there. The flashes are evident, and he has a great highlight tape full of impressive throws and the occasional athletic scramble. The keys will be consistency and confidence. As he starts to trust his arm (and legs) more often, I wouldn’t be surprised to see him elevate the entire East Chapel Hill offense.