Boise State RB Jon Helmandollar: Low-volume runner with high-end finishing production
Jon Helmandollar’s Boise State profile stands out more for **touchdown efficiency** than workload: across 3 seasons, he logged just 60 carries for 278 yards but scored 15 touchdowns, showing a knack for converting short-yardage and scoring chances. That kind of role suggests a back who could fit a team needing a physical, situational finisher rather than a high-usage feature runner.[2][4] His value is less about raw volume and more about being effective when Boise State trusted him near the goal line, which is the kind of trait coaches love in complementary backs.[2]
