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Jake Johnson

JakeJohnson

Bogart, GAOconee County
Jersey
#19
Pos
TE
HT / WT
6-4.5 / 206
Class
SR
Rivals
6
NATL
#142
POS
#4
ST
#13
On3
97
NATL
#37
POS
#2
ST
#5
ESPN
84
NATL
#106
POS
#1
ST
#9
247
95
NATL
#85
POS
#3
ST
#9
The Journey
Class of 2022
Texas A&M Aggies
ENROLLED
Oconee County Warriors
HIGH SCHOOL

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Reminds Us Of

Hunter Henry
Hunter Henry
TE / 6-5 / 253
ArkansasArkansas · HS Class of 2013
Los Angeles2016 Draft · Rnd 2 · Pick 35

Both Jake Johnson and Hunter Henry had a strong argument for having the best ball skills in their respective recruiting cycles. Like Henry, Johnson has showed a considerable catch radius along with some crafty route running skills while lining split out and in-line.

Team Predictions

Industry Consensus · RPM Picks
Team
Prediction
Recruited By
Distance
Class Rank
Draft Pos (5yr)
Draft Total (5yr)
Texas A&M
ENROLLED
N/A
781 mi
1
1
21
Alabama
OFFERED
N/A
242 mi
2
2
51
Georgia
OFFERED
N/A
12 mi
3
3
30
Penn State
OFFERED
N/A
569 mi
7
2
24
Michigan
OFFERED
N/A
578 mi
9
2
36
Texas A&M
Texas A&MENROLLED
James Coley
N/A
Alabama
AlabamaOFFERED
Charles Kelly
N/A
Georgia
GeorgiaOFFERED
N/A
Penn State
Penn StateOFFERED
N/A
Michigan
MichiganOFFERED
Sherrone Moore
N/A

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Jake Johnson Scouting Summary
Charles Power
10/30/21

The most polished pass-catching tight end in the 2022 cycle. A big target at over 6-foot-5 with an extremely large catch radius. A pure ball-winner in contested situations. Comes down with jump balls at a high rate. Has an innate ability to use late hands and make difficult catches. Capable of one-handed grabs and adjusting to inaccurate passes. High-points, balls thrown behind him and scrapes low thrown passes off the ground. Magnet hands in holding on to the ball through contact. Pairs the advanced ball skills with route-running ability. Runs a full route tree. Lines up both in-line and split out. Bursts out of a three-point stance. Loose with significant shake at the top of routes, breaking the ankles of safeties. Snaps off his route on deep comebacks. Has been a standout performer at the high school level dating back to his sophomore season. Put on a show at LSU’s camp in the summer prior to his senior season. Not the best pure athlete among top 2022 tight ends but good enough in that regard. The most refined pass catcher of the group with a high floor points favorably to an early impact at the college level.

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Measurements & Testing

Jake JohnsonOconee County
Top 300 TE AvgAvg. Last 3 Years
NFL Combine DraftedAvg. Last 3 Years
Weight
206
240
250
85.8%82.4%
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Personal Life

Jake Johnson’s father is former NFL star quarterback Brad Johnson. During his father’s 15 years in the NFL, Johnson played with the Minnesota Vikings, Washington Football Team, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dallas Cowboys. Brad Johnson led the Buccaneers to the Super Bowl XXXVII title over the Oakland Raiders. His brother, Max Johnson, is a quarterback at LSU. Jake Johnson’s mother is Nikki Johnson, and she attended school at South Florida. Johnson lists ping pong, basketball, frisbee, golf and hanging out at the beach as his hobbies. Johnson helped Oconee County to a 12-1 record and an appearance in the Georgia AAA state championship game as a junior. He was also the Georgia Region 8-AAA offensive player of the year in 2020.

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