Jahmi is an athletic two way player who has the skills to play on either side. He has good footwork, has a good upper body and good hips. He displays good speed and has strong hands and has good acceleration and the ability to create separation. He’s a playmaker with the ball in his hands and he is someone that can translate those skills as a boundary receiver or as a defensive back. I’ve seen him up close at both positions and he is going to make noise this season, I expect him to get FCS offers and flirt with FBS offers during the season.

Jahmi is an exciting athlete and is effective as a wide receiver and a defensive back. He has good footwork, is good off the line, and creates separation with ease. His calling could be as a defensive back, he has a great feel for the position and uses his athleticism to jump on passes and disrupt passing windows. He has good hip fluidity and could be a cover corner or a deep free safety and utilizing his speed and athleticism to erase any big plays.

Jahmi was a player I saw at an LCA event, and he caught my eye from the first rep I saw him. He personally received an invite from me, and he is what the Exposure series was made for. He has a good frame and plays with good physicality. He made a name for himself, and he is a hybrid receiver and cornerback. He worked exclusively with the defensive backs and was exceptional. During the one-on-one reps, he showed great hip fluidity and closing speed, he displayed great coverage skills and showed great anticipation and diagnosing plays early, he jumped many routes, and made multiple interceptions on the evening. He was an absolute standout and is an FBS-level talent. He will garner D1 offers. He has a bright future ahead of him.