Jahmir Brown is a 5'9" Defensive Back in the 2026 class.
Brown attends Episcopal Academy in Pennsylvania.
Brown's Player Profile was created on February 12, 2023.
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5’9, 165 pounds. Has a Track record. Ranked inside the Top 100, Brown posted a junior tape a...
Written by Vic Castillo
Jahmir
BrownDB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
150
HS
Episcopal Academy
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PA
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This two way star made plays at both defensive back and receiver at our outing. What won me...
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Jahmir
BrownDB
Class
2026
Height
5'9"
Weight
150
HS
Episcopal Academy
|
PA
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5’9, 165 pounds. Has a Track record.
Ranked inside the Top 100, Brown posted a junior tape a tier above what he’s released in the past, so much so that I felt inclined to call him a Top 100 player despite being unoffered currently. Ranked as a top 15 defensive back, a future collegiate DB that can produce on the offensive side of the football too. 20+ tackles, 5 pass break-ups, some TFLs blitzing off the edge. This is a prospect I have no problem sending to FCS schools recruiting Pennsylvania. I’ve already done so, with many coaches agreeing that the junior out of Episcopal is worthy of such a grade. Taking a look into Brown’s Twitter activity, it was all ball during the Fall, without much to gather in the form of Game Day Invites or visits, which is a bit surprising. Yet Brown is not without serious interest. Coaches are inquiring whether he announces on Twitter or not. I predict that a DB with tape this good is likely to pique the interest of FCS programs, so long as his grades check out. Some might question his build, this is worth noting as many programs have DB height/weight requirements that they do not stray from regardless of the talent displayed on screen. We will see how his stock rises or falls in the coming months.
Looking to get bigger, stronger, and faster this off-season. After my season ended short due to an injury. @toddfairlie @PaFootballNews @PRZPAvic Check out my junior season highlights – https://t.co/TMQrF0emhx. Stats down below.
This two way star made plays at both defensive back and receiver at our outing. What won me over was his insistence to come spell all of the corners who were outnumbered by the amount of receivers very handily.
This young man was flying with both the defensive backs and the receivers. A class of 2026 future star Brown was very impressive particular in the one on one drills were as mentioned before the defensive backs were outnumbered mightily by the receivers. Like the rest of the db group Brown refused to back down and also rotated in with the receivers to show how he will be successful on both sides of the football this fall.