Jack Stevens is Wagner’s young dual-threat QB with room to grow
In the 2025 season, Jack Stevens showed the kind of dual-threat juice coaches love: 537 passing yards, 2 passing touchdowns, 216 rushing yards, and 3 rushing scores, while Wagner’s 2026 roster lists him as a junior QB. He’s the likely starter for 2026, which matters because he brings mobility and experience, but the red flag is ball security—8 interceptions in 2025, so the ceiling is real and the floor can get a little slippery. If your team wants a developing quarterback who can create with his legs and still has starter upside, he’s worth a look.
