Standouts From The Rise Camp In Cincinnati

<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>2025 DL [player_tooltip player_id='1171339' first='Jaimion' last='Olverson'] (Princeton) 6'3 240- Olverson (pictured above) has been a revelation this offseason. The 2025 showed up and showed out at the Rise camp. Jaimion showed off a good blend of athleticism and power in his pass rush moves. Because of his size and strength, he will be able to set the edge in the run game. For that reason, I project him to the strongside defensive end position at the next level. He has the frame to easily fil out to 250-255. He should continue to get D1 G5 interest, and I'd be surprised if he didn't get some P4 interest as well.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>2025 WR [player_tooltip player_id='1279792' first='JaMario' last='Sebastian'] (Milford) 6'0 185- Sebastian was able to consistently get open on the day. He has a solid build that he can use to play through physicality. He has good footwork and release off the line of scrimmage. Sebastian runs solid routes and does a good job of putting his foot in the ground and being explosive in his breaks. I like him as a bigger slot at the next level.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>2026 [player_tooltip player_id='1086726' first='Juan' last='Bates II'] (Mason) 6'2 260- Bates is a versatile interior defensive lineman. He has the feet and lateral quickness to shoot the gap and disrupt. He also has a powerful lower body, the strength to create a good bull rush, and the ability to two-gap. He plays with violent hands that he uses to counter and shed blockers with. With a strong summer I could easily see Bates start to get D1 interest.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>2027 OL [player_tooltip player_id='1285635' first='KJ' last='Johnson'] (Taft) 6'7 280- Johnson is a mammoth young offensive lineman. At 6'7 he has top end length that college coaches covet. He has really good feet and is athletic for a young man who's still growing into his body. One thing that really impressed me was his punch and how he used his hands and length to his advantage. In his 1v1 reps he showed great patience and trust in his abilities when facing older more experienced pass rushers. As he continues to get bigger and stronger, and continues to develop in his technique, he has a chance to develop into a high end P4 offensive tackle.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph --> <!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>2027 ATH [player_tooltip player_id='1157485' first='Jeremiah' last='DesJardins'] 5'11 150- DesJardins is a young twitchy athlete. He plays both defensive back and wide receiver, though I only saw him at receiver for the camp. Jeremiah showed explosive breaks that left defensive backs in the dust. Beyond his ability to get easy separation, he showed the ability to go get it and make tough contested catches away from the body. I'm really excited to see Jeremiah continue to develop, get stronger, and add to his skillset. This summer however he should start to catch the eyes of college coaches that will start the recruiting ball rolling.</p> <!-- /wp:paragraph -->