Grant Jones is a 6'0" Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Jones attends Bellevue West in Nebraska.
Jones's Player Profile was created on February 25, 2024.
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Expert Analysis
Grant
JonesWR
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
185
HS
Bellevue West
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NE
Norris 7v7 Tournament | Bellevue West Standouts
Senior Grant Jones looked like Mr. Reliable on Friday as he was a safety blanket target that could...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Grant
JonesWR
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
185
HS
Bellevue West
|
NE
PRZNE 2027 Rankings Update | #30-26
Bellevue West sophomore Grant Jones is a name to watch this season as he looks to be a...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Grant
JonesWR
Class
2027
Height
6'0"
Weight
185
HS
Bellevue West
|
NE
PRZNE 2027 Watchlist | Pass Catchers to Know
If pass catchers are involved, you know Bellevue West will be in the mix. Grant is a part...
Written by Oscar Galindo
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Senior Grant JonesGrantJones
6'0" | 185 lbs | WR
Bellevue West | 2027 StateNE
looked like Mr. Reliable on Friday as he was a safety blanket target that could either find a way to get open over the middle of the field or muscle his way to the ball through contact. Grant is a very underrated route runner with great footwork, explosiveness out of his breaks, and the ability to separate. He is a strong “hands” receiver who does a great job attacking the ball to make catches away from his frame.
Bellevue West sophomore Grant JonesGrantJones
6'0" | 185 lbs | WR
Bellevue West | 2027 StateNE
is a name to watch this season as he looks to be a bigger part of the offense. The Thunderbirds have been known for their pass-catchers, and it seems like Jones has what it takes to be next in line. I’ve had the opportunity to watch Grant at showcases and have been impressed with his ability to create separation with his route running. He also has somewhat of a bigger frame, with room to continue growing, that he uses very well when he needs to beat pressing corners. Strong hands and great concentration through the catch process. I look forward to seeing what Grant’s game will look like after three more seasons in the high-flying Bellevue West offense.
If pass catchers are involved, you know Bellevue West will be in the mix. Grant is a part of a very talented wide receiver group for the Thunderbirds. He attended the Stock Up Showcase in December, where he impressed with a very polished skillset for his age. Grant is quick with the footwork and displayed some crisp route running during drills. He’s disciplined about following the ball with his eyes while completing the catch and is quick to tuck and burst. Three more years in the Bellevue West offense should have Grant looking like a stud by his senior year!