Jack Jelinek is a Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Jelinek attends Papillion-La Vista in Nebraska.
Jelinek's Player Profile was created on February 25, 2024.
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Jack
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Class
2027
HS
Papillion-La Vista
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NE
Trip Around Nebraska Standouts: Friday Edition
Key fumbe recovery, 75 All-Purpose Yards, 3 tackles (2 solo, 1 assist) and two punt returns You won’t...
Written by Nate Wahl
Jack
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Class
2027
HS
Papillion-La Vista
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NE
Norris 7v7 Tournament | Papillion-La Vista Standouts
Senior Jack Jelinek did a great job playing the safety spot for the Monarchs, patrolling the deep field...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Jack
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Class
2027
HS
Papillion-La Vista
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NE
PRZNE 2027 Watchlist | DBs to Know
Freshman Jack Jelinek emerged as a nice gem in the Papio South secondary, putting together a great season....
Written by Oscar Galindo
Nate Wahl | Prep Redzone Scout
Nate Wahl
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Key fumbe recovery, 75 All-Purpose Yards, 3 tackles (2 solo, 1 assist) and two punt returns
You won’t find much tape on Jack who just transferred to Papillion La Vista recently, but he was a key component in the reps I watched for the Monarchs defense. He was a persistent tackler in the reps I got to watch and not only was that the case, you could grasp the instinctive vision Jack had to collapse on the ball carrier as they came near especially over the middle of the field. He was one that was rangy as well, that had the knockback physicality you wanted to see from your defensive back.
Senior Jack JelinekJackJelinek
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Papillion-La Vista | 2027 NE
did a great job playing the safety spot for the Monarchs, patrolling the deep field from any big plays. His vision and football IQ allow him to read the defense and QBs’ eyes before sharply breaking on the ball. Jack displayed solid range, from being able to get downhill in a hurry to having the depth to defend deep passes or move sideline-to-sideline; he was usually in a good spot to make a play. He’s willing to get physical with receivers by getting his hands up to bat away passes. Jack played with quick feet and loose hips, which help him stick to his matchup in coverage. Hidden gem prospect with upside!
Freshman Jack JelinekJackJelinek
DB
Papillion-La Vista | 2027 NE
emerged as a nice gem in the Papio South secondary, putting together a great season. Jack ended the year with 16 tackles and returned an interception for a touchdown as one of the Titan’s starting cornerbacks. I don’t have much film from Jack’s freshman year, but from the games I have seen, he shows good instincts and fluidity in coverage. Jelinek quickly flips his hips and can break on the ball very well. I’m looking forward to seeing more of Jack’s tape.