Jackson Sears
Jackson Sears
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Robert Davis | Prep Redzone Scout
Sears is a tall, thinner receiver that had some shiftiness to him and was able to put that on display when he got to one-on-one and working 3v3. He runs some nice routes and is able to get loose in the secondary. He was able to get into the endzone on a deep post route, where he was able to lose the defender and get over top for the score. He runs smooth route and has some soft hands, being able to come down with difficult catches showing his catch radius. He will be a receiver to keep an eye on in 4A league 3.
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Read EvaluationRyan Wesley | Prep Redzone Scout
Sears was a quarterback who transitioned to wide receiver for program personnel reasons, a switch that will prove beneficial for him and Palmer Ridge. Standing at just under 6-foot-2, Sears impressed me during his 40-yard dash when he clocked sub-4.8 seconds. It is important to note that he has the potential to run under 4.7 seconds with training for the start because he hits another gear around 15 yards.
Sears looked good during routes on air and the one-on-one competitions where he used his speed and catch radius to his advantage. Wide receivers who were once quarterbacks tend to be some of the more dangerous receiving targets because of their understanding of coverages and quarterback tendencies, putting Sears on track to be a potential sleeper.
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