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JAMARI JOHNSON - TIGHT END
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247 Composite: 4-star .8908
2023 Inglewood (Calif.) tight end Jamari Johnson (@JamariJJ2) stays committed to Louisville. A huge recruiting win for new head coach Jeff Brohm and the Cardinals. pic.twitter.com/r8jl10qlQh
— Max Torres (@mtorressports) January 7, 2023
Offers: Oregon, Pitt, Alabama, Miami, Michigan State, Washington
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Evaluation:
You could make a fair argument that Johnson is the most gifted player in the class. He is 6-5/255 and he moves like a literal freak of nature. Johnson played everywhere for his team this year but his primary position was wide receiver. He could score on any route. Slants, screens, deep throws, deep ins, you name it.
He also played running back and quarterback as well as a tight end and H-back. He is essentially an “offensive weapon” and he was good in every role his team put him in. I think Johnson’s ability to make people miss is what stood out to me the most. There’s just not a lot to not like about him as a player.
Out of everyone in the class, Johnson is the most likely to play early, in my opinion. He will need to work on his body just because of the fact that he is a very big player but his athleticism and willingness to block are impossible to ignore. He also walks into a situation where all of the production has moved on. It’s an open competition.
It’s official ️
— Louisville Football (@LouisvilleFB) January 7, 2023
Welcome to the squad, @JamariJJ2!!
Details: https://t.co/uLGbdYW1QR #GoCards pic.twitter.com/B1YoDA5tgJ
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