Efficient dual-threat engine powering Texas State’s offense
In the 2025 season, Brad Jackson emerged as one of the Sun Belt’s most dangerous dual-threat quarterbacks, throwing for 3,050 yards with 18 passing touchdowns and rushing for 692 yards and 16 scores while completing 71.3% of his passes. He pairs poise and efficiency with real game-breaking legs, which makes him tough to defend in space and especially valuable in red-zone chaos. The biggest sell? His production wasn’t hollow—he set up big plays, protected the ball reasonably well, and showed the competitive edge of a quarterback who can tilt a game on his own.
