Cameron Edge Finds Starting QB Role at Morgan State

Cameron Edge is finally set to begin the collegiate starting quarterback role he has long envisioned. After spending three years at Maryland and one at Eastern Michigan, Edge is now preparing to lead Morgan State.

The senior quarterback, originally from Clayton, Delaware, expressed his enthusiasm for being closer to home and his connection with the team.

Edge was a highly-regarded four-star prospect out of high school. While Morgan State's coach, Damon Wilson, is optimistic about Edge's potential, he awaits his performance on the field.

Previously, Edge backed up quarterbacks at Maryland, even contributing to a bowl game victory. However, he decided to enter the transfer portal, a decision he doesn't regret despite some reflections.

His time at Eastern Michigan was described as a "really difficult year," leading him to seek a more comfortable environment closer to home with Morgan State. This move aims to bolster a quarterback unit that ranked last in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in passing yards per game the previous year.

Edge has actively integrated with his new teammates, seeking input from various offensive positions. Coach Wilson encourages Edge to embrace the opportunity without undue pressure, acknowledging his high school pedigree but emphasizing his need to prove himself in college.

Edge is unfazed by external expectations for the Morgan State team, which was predicted to finish fourth in the MEAC preseason poll. He places the most pressure on himself, focusing on one play at a time to improve each week.