Jefferson County’s Top 3 Athletes

Shiloh Lanphear

October 20, 2022 @ 02:40 PM

Jabari Watson, 6-0 174 QB Class of 2024 Jabari is an excellent playmaker who has established himself as a force to be reckoned with. He is well on his way to pass up his excellent production from last year by quite a bit showing that he has been improving every year. That quality is an intangible that needs to be noticed as the ability to be coachable can be the difference between an elite athlete and an average athlete. What has greatly improved this year as well as his accuracy. He throws for nearly 175 yards per game and 12 touchdowns and only 4 interceptions. As an athlete and prospect Jabari would be a great addition to a program looking for a solid passer.   JJ Clairborne, 6-0 225, RB Class of 2024 JJ Clairborne is a big downhill-focused running back that has not had as many opportunities as he deserves. Nevertheless, he still produces excellent numbers each game. He averages nearly 100 yards a game and over 7 yards per carry. His running style makes him difficult to tackle while his speed allows him to take off in the open field and gash defenses for huge gains. It would be great to see Clairborne get more touches as the team would be even more productive.   Tylan Collins, 5-11 180 SS Class of 2023 Tylan Collins is s a tackling machine who keeps opposing teams at bay. He is a solid athlete who can play multiple positions and do so with great efficiency. He has made an impressive 90 tackles for the year with 81 of those being solo tackles. Bieng an excellent open field tackler is a great characteristic to have at the next level. Furthermore, Collins has collected nearly 12 tackles per game showing how instinctual and influential he is in every game. He would be the reason why his team can be successful in the playoffs. I would suggest that coaches invest in Tylan as an athlete due to his high ceiling.

Jabari Watson, 6-0 174 QB Class of 2024
Jabari is an excellent playmaker who has established himself as a force to be reckoned with. He is well on his way to pass up his excellent production from last year by quite a bit showing that he has been improving every year. That quality is an intangible that needs to be noticed as the ability to be coachable can be the difference between an elite athlete and an average athlete. What has greatly improved this year as well as his accuracy. He throws for nearly 175 yards per game and 12 touchdowns and only 4 interceptions. As an athlete and prospect Jabari would be a great addition to a program looking for a solid passer.