Army’s Workhorse QB Who Wins with Legs, Not Flash
Hellums is a high-volume, run-first quarterback whose 2025 season made him one of Army’s most important offensive engines: he rushed for 1,223 yards and 18 touchdowns while adding 694 passing yards and 4 passing scores, with Army noting he started 10 of 13 games and ranked second in the nation in carries. His fit is clear for teams that want a physical, ball-control quarterback who can survive in a bruising offense and tilt games with designed runs, not a pure pocket passer; the main differentiator is his ability to carry a heavy workload and score in the red zone.
