Efficient, physical Texas State RB with proven burst
Jeter has shown he can be a useful, low-drama back for Texas State: in 2023 he averaged 4.2 yards per carry and scored his first touchdown in the opener at Baylor, showing he can handle real competition and create efficient offense. He fits as a tough, compact runner with enough burst to hit creases and enough steadiness to complement a deeper backfield rather than carry it. The key question is health and volume, but if you want a dependable rotational RB who can punish defenses and keep the chains moving, he is worth attention.
