The Ole Miss football team is hoping to post a big win on Saturday night over Georgia. Ole Miss is led by veteran quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, who has had a fantastic season so far. Chambliss has several admirers, including former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel.
“He's one of the best quarterbacks in the entire country. He's so much of a gamer. He can beat you so many different ways,” Daniel said Saturday on SEC Nation. “…..He makes the difficult look so incredibly easy.”
Trinidad Chambliss is the best quarterbacks in the country and it’s not even close… pic.twitter.com/52Z4CtftnD
— Chase Daniel (@ChaseDaniel) November 7, 2026
Chambliss has posted some impressive performances this year. He has 2,189 passing yards, 18 touchdown throws, and eight interceptions on the campaign.
Daniel isn't the only Chambliss fan. The Ole Miss quarterback has also impressed Georgia head coach Kirby Smart.
“They’ve got probably the best quarterback in the country who plays at a high level,” Smart said, per the Clarion Ledger. “He is extremely hard to defend, and a great player.”
Ole Miss is 6-2 on the season. The Rebels need a win over Georgia on Saturday, to help their College Football Playoff resumé. The Rebels already have losses this season to Florida and Texas.
Ole Miss hopes Trinidad Chambliss leads them to a win over Georgia
Article Continues BelowAnother loss would be absolutely devastating to the Rebels' chances of getting in the playoff. Smart knows that Chambliss and the Rebels will hit Georgia with everything they have on Saturday night.
“The ‘wow' plays are what you guys (reporters) love and what America loves, and he had some ‘wow' plays against us last year. But it’s the down-in, down-out decision-making that he’s really elite at, the accuracy that he’s elite at,” Smart said about the Ole Miss quarterback. “The release, the decision. He’s just pinpoint. He has an anticipation of windows that’s probably unmatched.“
The Ole Miss football team plays Georgia Saturday night at 7:30 ET. Georgia enters the game ranked no. 2 in the country, with a 7-1 record.

