Air Force’s Winningest Dual-Threat Quarterback
Jefferson was a four-year starter who helped power Air Force to four bowl games, won 28 games as a starter, and paired efficient passing with real run-game impact, finishing his Air Force career with 4,599 passing yards, 34 passing touchdowns, and more than 6,500 yards of total offense. He stands out for his command of the Falcons’ option-heavy system, red-zone rushing value, and steady efficiency rather than pure volume, which makes him a strong fit for teams that want a poised, competitive QB who can orchestrate structure and punish defenses on the ground.[3][10][15]
