Grant Hedrick was a dual-threat Boise State sparkplug with elite efficiency
In the 2014 season, Grant Hedrick was the kind of QB defenses hated: he completed 70.8% of his passes for 3,696 yards and 23 touchdowns, while adding 592 rushing yards and 8 scores for Boise State. He led the nation in completion percentage and ranked near the top nationally in passing efficiency, showing accuracy, poise, and real run threat value. The differentiator was balance—he could beat teams from the pocket or with designed movement, making him a strong fit for an offense that wants a high-efficiency, dual-threat playmaker.
