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Texas State quarterback, 3rd college season. Eligible for the 2027 NFL draft, projected pick #206 (round 7). Dynasty rookie value 619: 96th in the 2027 class, QB24 at his position.
Yes. Brad Jackson is in his 3rd college season and three years out of high school, which makes him eligible for the 2027 NFL draft. As an underclassman, Brad decides whether to declare; the deadline is in January.
Projected pick #206, round 7.
| Season | School | Games | Line | PPR points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Texas State | 9 | 172 of 252 for 2,147 yards, 19 TD, 6 INT, 523 rushing | 244.2 |
| 2025 | Texas State | 12 | 234 of 328 for 3,049 yards, 18 TD, 7 INT, 692 rushing | 345.2 |
| 2024 | Texas State | 3 | 8 of 15 for 118 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT, 171 rushing | 49.8 |
68.3% completions. Completed two passes in three or better as a starter. 42% of the 43 drafted players since 2015 with this profile had a 17+ point season (PPR) in their first three NFL years, against 12% of the others.
| Week | Opponent | Matchup rank | Projected half-PPR points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | v Fresno State | 308 | 25.2 |
| 12 | v Washington State | 206 | 30.9 |
Yes. Brad Jackson is in his 3rd college season and three years out of high school, which makes him eligible for the 2027 NFL draft. As an underclassman, Brad decides whether to declare; the deadline is in January.
Our projection has him going around pick 206, in round 7 of the 2027 draft.
Chad Kelly (Ole Miss, 2016), Sean Clifford (Penn State, 2022), Jake Rudock (Michigan, 2015) had the closest final college seasons among drafted players since 2015.
Accurate passer: 68.3% completions. 42% of the 43 drafted players since 2015 with this profile had a season of 17+ PPR points a game in their first three NFL years, against 12% of the others. Players who fit it include Jalen Hurts, Joe Burrow, Deshaun Watson, Kyler Murray.
619 on our 0 to 9,999 scale in a 12-team superflex PPR league: 96th in the 2027 class and QB24 at his position.
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