Jackson Erdmann

Jackson Erdmann is a Fan Controlled Football League quarterback. He joined FCF in 2001 in its inaugural season and was the first franchise tagged player by the Wild Aces.

Early Years
Erdmann played quarterback at Rosemount High School in Rosemount, Minnesota. He had a particularly explosive senior season, tallying 24 touchdowns in 34 quarters of play--setting a record for 6A quarterbacks that year. During his senior year, he passed for 2,043 years and had four rushing touchdowns, qualifying him as a Gatorade Player of the Year finalist. He was selected as a first team all-stater in addition to being team captain.

College Career
After graduating high school, Erdmann initially attended Penn State University. There, he walked on as quarterback his freshman year in 2015. He did not play at Penn State, but subsequently transferred to St. John's University.

At St. John's, he had a successful four seasons and was listed on their roster from 2016-2019. In 2017 he was a first team All-MIAC. The following year, he was named as NCAA DIII's most outstanding player by winning the Gagliardi Trophy, and was also named as a consensus D3 All American.

2021 FCF Season
Following an outstanding college career, Erdmann made the move to the FCF. He was franchise tagged in week 1 by the Wild Aces. Following the first game of the year against the Glacier Boyz, he was injured and placed on injury secondary to a grade 2 shoulder separation.

Personal Life
Jackson Marcus Erdmann was born to Jeff and Ruth Erdmann in Northfield, Minn. His father played at Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota.