Air Force Falcons NFL Draft Prospects

Air Force slogged through a second straight losing season in 2025, finishing 4-8 overall and 3-5 in the Mountain West after a run of narrow, gut-wrenching defeats that included three losses by a field goal or less. The bright spot was the emergence of a genuine dual-threat quarterback, and with an experienced defense returning almost intact, the arrow is finally pointing back up for head coach Troy Calhoun as he enters his 20th season in Colorado Springs with a career mark of 139-97.

The other headline is what the Falcons refuse to do. They do not dip into the transfer portal, so every rebuild is homegrown, and this roster leans on continuity rather than newcomers. With a leaner Mountain West that has waved goodbye to some of its heavyweights, Calhoun's veterans have a clear path back toward .500 and a spot near the top of the league.